While cleanup has begun for some Harris County residents, a timeline for help from county officials has yet to be revealed in the wake of storms that left devastating floods.
Recovery begins for residents in the wake of devastating flooding in Harris County , but when help is coming from the local leaders is unclear. Harris County officials said help is on the way for those who have suffered after storms caused damage to neighborhoods and forced them to evacuate.
Judge Lina Hidalgo stood with other county leaders on Monday to notify residents impacted by flooding to contact 211 if they need help. They're also working to set up a disaster recovery center where you can get in-person help.
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