Severe flash flooding has struck Kerr County in central Texas following torrential rainfall that overwhelmed rivers and drainage systems. The Guadalupe River reached record levels, inundating neighborhoods and forcing emergency evacuations across the region.
Immediate Response
The American Red Cross has opened multiple emergency shelters in the Kerrville area, providing food, water, and safe sleeping arrangements for displaced families. Emergency response vehicles are distributing supplies to communities cut off by floodwaters.
The Salvation Army has deployed mobile feeding units from its Texas division, serving hot meals to both evacuees and first responders working around the clock.
Team Rubicon has activated veteran-led disaster response teams to assist with debris removal, damage assessment, and mucking out flooded structures.
Community Impact
The flooding has damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses. Roads and bridges remain impassable in many areas, complicating relief efforts. Local officials are urging residents to avoid flooded roadways and to seek higher ground if conditions worsen.
Visit our Texas Flooding disaster page for a full list of responding organizations and ways to help.