US EditionMcMaster Sends SC Task Force to Texas to Help with Flood Response
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, JUL 7 – Nebraska Task Force One, including two canine teams, will assist San Antonio flood rescue efforts after more than 90 deaths and missing persons, officials said.
- On Tuesday morning, Nebraska Task Force One, with 45 members and two canine units, departed Lincoln for San Antonio to assist with flood recovery efforts.
- Following severe flooding in central Texas that killed at least 90 people and left others missing, Nebraska deployed a 45-member rescue team under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.
- Nebraska Task Force One, including two canine units, departs Lincoln for San Antonio with boats and equipment for a 14-day flood rescue mission.
- Nebraska’s 45-member rescue team, including two canine units, arrives in San Antonio Tuesday morning to support flood-affected Texas communities for up to 14 days.
- Beyond Texas relief, Nebraska’s deployment highlights its unique activation under the Nebraska Emergency Management Act within FEMA’s national disaster response system.
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