When things
get serious.
Start here.
Storm alerts, emergency numbers, evacuation information and disaster recovery resources. Because when Texas weather gets complicated, finding help shouldn't be.
Need help right now?
Save these numbers before you need them. If you're in immediate danger, call 911.
Know what's coming.
Tornado warnings, hurricane forecasts, flash flood alerts and everything in between. Start with these resources.
National Weather Service
Official forecasts, watches and warnings for your location.
CHECK WEATHER ↗ STATE EMERGENCY UPDATESTexas Emergency Management
Statewide disaster information, preparedness and recovery resources.
VIEW UPDATES ↗ HURRICANESNational Hurricane Center
Official tropical storm forecasts, hurricane tracking and advisories.
TRACK STORMS ↗ PREPAREDNESSTexas Ready
Emergency planning, evacuation information and preparedness guidance.
GET PREPARED ↗Need to get somewhere safe?
When an evacuation is ordered, follow local emergency officials. Check road conditions before traveling and never drive through floodwater.
DriveTexas
Texas Department of Transportation road conditions and closure information.
CHECK ROAD CONDITIONS ↗ EVACUATION PLANNINGTexas Evacuation Resources
Find evacuation planning guidance and information about designated routes.
PLAN YOUR ROUTE ↗ EMERGENCY SHELTERSAmerican Red Cross
Search for open emergency shelters and available disaster assistance.
FIND A SHELTER ↗ LOCAL ASSISTANCE211 Texas
Find local assistance with shelter, food, transportation and other needs.
FIND HELP ↗Make a plan that works for you.
Some Texans may need additional assistance during an evacuation, including people with disabilities, limited mobility or medical needs.
Meet STEAR.
The State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry is a free, voluntary program that helps local emergency planners understand who may need additional assistance during an emergency.
Registering does not guarantee evacuation assistance or other specific services. Make your own emergency plan, too.
LEARN ABOUT STEAR ↗Okay. What happens next?
When the immediate danger has passed, these resources can help you begin putting things back together.
FEMA Disaster Assistance
Check eligibility and apply for assistance when federal disaster assistance is available in your area.
CHECK ELIGIBILITY ↗ REPORT DAMAGETexas Damage Reporting
Find the state's iSTAT damage reporting tool and current disaster recovery information.
REPORT DAMAGE ↗ RECOVERY SUPPORTAmerican Red Cross
Explore emergency shelter, recovery support and other available disaster services.
GET ASSISTANCE ↗ INSURANCE CLAIMSTexas Department of Insurance
Understand your insurance rights, storm damage claims and how to get help with insurance questions.
INSURANCE RESOURCES ↗One thing at a time.
If your home has been damaged, focus on safety first. Then work through these next steps.
Make sure it's safe.
Follow official instructions before returning home. Stay away from downed power lines, floodwater and potentially unstable structures.
Document the damage.
Take photographs and videos when it's safe to do so. Keep receipts for emergency repairs and temporary expenses.
Contact your insurer.
Report the damage promptly, review your deductible and ask about your claims process.
Check available assistance.
Explore state, local and federal recovery programs. Assistance depends on the disaster and your eligibility.
Oh yeah.
Insurance.
When severe weather strikes, understanding your coverage matters. Homeowners, flood and windstorm insurance can cover different types of damage.
Hey Charley is an independent insurance agency. We can help you review your coverage, compare available options and prepare for whatever comes next.
Texas weather happens.
Let's be prepared.
Whether you're reviewing your current coverage or getting ready for your next chapter in Texas, Charley can help you explore your options.
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