SAN ANTONIO – In response to the ongoing severe weather conditions, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared a disaster for Bexar County and an additional 100 counties across the state. This decisive action comes as severe storms continue to pose significant threats throughout Texas.
Governor Abbott emphasized the state’s preparedness, stating, “Texas is prepared to respond to the severe weather threats that continue to move across our state.” His remarks highlight the proactive measures being taken to ensure public safety during this turbulent weather event.
With the declaration now in effect, the state has activated 24-hour operations at the emergency operations center. This move is intended to coordinate response efforts effectively and provide timely assistance to affected areas. Residents are advised to stay off flooded roads and heed guidance from local officials to enhance their safety during this critical time.
The disaster declaration encompasses a wide swath of Texas, including regions in South Texas, the Hill Country, the Gulf Coast, and Central Texas. This comprehensive approach underscores the severity of the situation, with officials prepared to add more counties to the declaration as conditions warrant.
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