Kerr County battles flood damage with dwindling aid and volunteers

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Kerr County faces a second major flood in two years with resources stretched thin: FEMA hasn’t approved federal aid for individuals or local governments, and philanthropic support and volunteers haven’t matched last year’s surge, leaving residents and businesses to absorb millions in damage as tourism fades and infrastructure struggles continue; local groups warn they don’t yet have enough resources and are scrambling to coordinate relief while awaiting further assistance.
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- “Where are all the volunteers?” Kerr County faces worse flood damage with fewer resources The Texas Tribune
- 'We’re stuck’: Homeowners wait for federal disaster aid to be approved WOAI
- Kerr County officials still taking stock of damage from latest flood expressnews.com
- County worries about getting FEMA help for individuals, reports on any damage needed to make case for aid dailytimes.com
- Kerr County flood damage exceeds 2025 major-damage totals as courthouse recovery drags on The Kerr County Lead
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