Texans Helping Texans Recover

Happy Friday everyone! As mentioned in our update email (please message us if you did not receive it), we have not stopped fighting for justice! Please check out this article and podcast that details the fight we are all in together!

Lawsuit alleging massive energy fraud during 2021 winter storm heads to appeals court The company CirclesX says it can prove widespread natural gas market manipulation. So far, its case has gained no traction in court.

Good morning Texans. Our community has faced challenges but we remain resilient and unified. Remember, we are stronger together. Let's extend kindness, compassion and resilience to our neighbors as we rebuild and heal. Wishing everyone a blessed day.

Please see a list or resources below.

Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM): Stay informed about local emergency updates and recovery efforts from the TDEM. Visit their website at tdem.texas.gov for more information.

Travel Information: TxDOT encourages the traveling public to stay off the roads during and immediately after inclement weather. However, if you must travel, do so with caution, and check road conditions and closures at https://drivetexas.org.

Local Shelters and Relief Centers: If you need immediate shelter or assistance, please contact your local emergency management office or visit the Red Cross website at redcross.org for shelter locations and additional support services.

Health and Safety: Remember to take necessary precautions to protect your health during recovery efforts. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides guidelines for staying safe during and after a hurricane at cdc.gov.