Governor Abbott Issues State Disaster Declaration For El Paso County Following Flooding Impacts

Governor Abbott Issues State Disaster Declaration For El Paso County Following Flooding Impacts Governor Greg Abbott today announced that he has issued a state disaster declaration for El Paso County following heavy rainfall and flooding that has impacted communities in the Far West Texas region. “I issued a state disaster declaration for El Paso County to ensure the full resources of the State of Texas are available to support local response and recovery after heavy rainfall and flooding,” said Governor Abbott. “Texans affected by this storm should report damage through the iSTAT survey once it is safe so officials can assess needs and eligibility for federal assistance. Texans must never drive through flooded roads and should follow guidance from local officials.” State emergency response resources deployed by the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) at the Governor’s direction remain engaged in support of local response and recovery efforts. When it is safe to do so, the Governor also urged Texans affected by recent rain and flooding to report damage online using TDEM’s Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) damage survey. The self-reporting damage survey is

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