Texas Flood Survivors Decry Lack of Aid, ‘Toxic Pit’ Conditions in Special Session
KERR COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 31 – FEMA denied aid to the McCrackens as their flooded rental home was not their primary residence, while 22 Texas flood survivors report receiving no financial assistance, officials said.
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Texas flood survivors decry lack of aid, ‘toxic pit’ conditions in special session
Communities hit by the deadly Independence Day floods face a desperate and confused recovery bereft of state and federal aid, survivors told a field hearing of the Texas Legislature in Kerrville on Thursday. With no resources to drain Lake Ingram, it “has become a toxic pit,” resident Ann Carr told the legislators. “We’ve talked to…
FEMA aid falls short for Kerrville family’s rental home damaged in floods
A beloved home in Kerrville is now just boards.Owners Diane and Butch McCracken were living in a recreational vehicle when the deadly Hill Country Floods hit. Their Kerrville home was being rented by other tenants.Both the home and the RV were destroyed, but the McCrackens will not receive assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for either.Despite the misfortune, the McCrackens are grateful they and their tenants survived the flo…
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