While the worst of the storm is over, the work to restore power continues and efforts to recover are just beginning. I will continue working to get answers & to make sure North Texans know about available resources. Subscribe to my newsletter for updates: allred.house.gov/contact/newsle…
In the near future, I will update North Texans about the federal resources available to help individuals, through @fema, & small businesses, through @SBAgov, recover from this crisis. Right now, there are still a few things we should all be aware of as the crisis remains ongoing.
Dallas’ tap water is safe to drink. While other counties are under a boil water notice, Dallas Water Union wants to assure residents that their water is safe to drink and use. They are continuing to test and monitor drinking water supplies. dallasnews.com/news/public-he…
While more production is coming back online and fewer rolling blackouts are expected, thousands of North Texans are still without power due to damaged equipment. @oncor says they are working around the clock to restore power to all homes. dallasnews.com/news/weather/2…
If you are still without power many warming centers remain open. You can dial 2-1-1 for assistance finding one near you and here is a map of open centers across the state: tdem.texas.gov/warm/
As always, my office is here to be a resource for North Texans as we get through this crisis and begin to recover. If you need help or don't know where to turn, please give us a call at 972-972-7949.
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