Texas has sent additional resources to help Florida's Hurricane Ian recovery efforts.
—consisting of seven veterinarians, six veterinary technicians, three small animal mobile medical platforms, and two mobile veterinary trucks—to provide veterinary support for more than 80 search and rescue canines
Disaster Assessment and Recovery Unit—consisting of seven disaster assessment and recovery agents—to provide logistical and administrative support for the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team:Deploying two 9-1-1 dispatchers—one from the Midlothian Police Department and one from the Hood County Sheriff’s Office—to assist impacted Florida counties with their post-storm dispatching...
Texas Division of Emergency Management:Emergency Sheltering Task Force member—one Mass Care Coordinator—to assist the state of Florida with shelter and mass care coordination Nearly a week after Hurricane Ian tore through Florida, residents in some areas are just beginning to assess the damage.
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