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SAN DIEGO - A warehouse packed with relief supplies for local flood victims is set to open this week.
The items inside the warehouse were supplied by corporate and other partner donors. Right now, one of the most critical needs is mold remediation. The inventory includes everything from pets supplies to supplies for those still living in the flooded home.The hub also has items needed for the last phases of recovery.
The warehouse is expected to open this week and stay open for at least five months. Initially reserved for case managers, the warehouse will eventually open up to flood survivors.
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