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Mutual Aid Houston on Twitter: “HOUSTON: Here’s a crowdsourced list of water distribution sites around the Houston area from @HTXimmigration. Click through to access the spreadsheet and Google map!” / Twitter
Twitter thread with links here.
Your water pipes burst due to the cold weather. Here’s what you need to know for insurance claims.
Your water pipes burst. Here’s what you need to know for insurance claims.
Laura Seay on Twitter: “Texans, if you lost the food in your fridge/freezer & have homeowners or renters insurance, call your insurer. Almost all policies have a food replacement provision. There’s no deductible & payout is typically fast. My insurer pays up to $500 for food loss.” / Twitter
Link to thread here with advice from an insurance person who handles these types of claims.
No power? Here’s where to get free firewood, food, water, warmth in North Texas | wfaa.com
No power? Here’s where to get free firewood, food, water, warmth in North Texas
Bulk Water Distribution Sites To Open Friday - San Antonio Water System
Bulk Water Distribution Sites To Open Friday - San Antonio Water System
Here’s where to get water in Houston right now
How to Help Feed People In Need During Dallas’s Winter Weather Crisis - Eater Dallas
How to Help Feed People In Need During Dallas’s Winter Weather Crisis
Where to find free water in Austin: Natural Grocers, breweries
Super Twitter Thread on Texas Power Outage Resources, with Several Mutual Aid Directories on Google Docs
https://mobile.twitter.com/LouisatheLast/status/1362771898992635913
Please signal boost this thread, and check out the mutual aid directories for ways to get and give assistance.
Warming centers in Texas: How to find them, get help and help others | The Texas Tribune
How to help and get help in Texas as the winter storm causes power outages
From the article:
“If you are in need of power and are able to travel, the Texas Division of Emergency Management’s website includes a list of warming centers across the state.
Texans can find more details about community resources and warming centers in their area by calling 877-541-7905 or 211, the state’s free 24-hour helpline.
Disabled Texans can reach out to the Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies for resources and information. The organization can be contacted via email at [email protected] or at the 24/7 disability and disaster hotline at 800-626-4959, which provides assistance to disabled people, their families and other people seeking assistance with disaster-related needs.”
The Texas Tribune: Text us for power outage updates at 512-967-6919 | The Texas Tribune
You can now text with The Texas Tribune for breaking news, power updates and more
To get updates sent straight to your phone, text “hello” to 512-967-6919.
How to help, get food, shelter, resources, during Texas winter storm
How to help, and what to do if you need it, during Texas’ historic freeze
