Please share the following
information with those who may need assistance following Monday's devastating
floods.
Commissioner Gene L. Locke’s
crews will be picking up water-soaked debris that people re-move from their
homes in unincorporated areas. Workers also will remove trees that have fallen
on streets and sidewalks. Here’s how the program works:
Residents can place
furniture, carpet and other items on curbside Inform Commissioner Locke’s
office about downed trees Call Precinct One at 713-991-6881
In addition to the flood
recovery that Precinct One is conducting in unincorporated areas of Harris
County, Commissioner Locke has spoken with Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and
pledged to provide debris removal resources in portions of the city limits that
are located in Precinct One. The commissioner has also requested the Harris
County Housing Authority to work jointly with the City of Houston Housing
Authority to find immediate options for families displaced by the
flooding.
When and if a declaration is
made, the Harris County Recovery Network provides current updated information
on how to register with FEMA and when, where and how to receive recovery
services: www.harrisrecovery.org
To find available housing,
visit Harris County Housing and Community Resource Center: www.hrc.hctx.net
To donate funds to assist
residents in the recovery process, go to www.houstonfloodrecovery.org
Precinct One is working with
partner agencies to assist flood victims. For more information, visit www.readyharris.org
Thank
you,
Mary
Benton
Office
of Commissioner Gene L. Locke
713-440-1590
Ext. 1049713-497-7998 mobile
Mary.Benton@cp1.hctx.net
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