Flood Recovery Assistance

The July 4th, 2025 and July 16th, 2026 floods changed lives across Kerr County, but recovery is a community effort. If you or your family were impacted, know that help is closer than you think.

Visit the Disaster Relief Center...

The Disaster Relief Center at 98 Coronado Dr is open and ready to serve residents throughout the recovery process. Whether you lost personal belongings, need help navigating paperwork, or simply don't know where to start, this is the place to go.

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM

Inside, you'll find dozens of working groups and volunteer organizations, all under one roof and all focused on one goal: getting Kerr County families back on their feet. From case management and financial assistance to home repair support, supply distribution, and emotional/spiritual care, the teams at the Disaster Relief Center are coordinated to meet people wherever they are in the recovery process. Case workers can walk you through what's available, help you apply for assistance programs, and connect you with the right group for your specific need — no red tape required to simply ask a question.

Stay Connected...

KerrTogether.com continues to serve as the central hub for flood recovery updates, resource guides, and ways to get involved as a volunteer or donor. If you've been putting off asking for help, this week is a good time to stop by. The teams at 98 Coronado Dr are there because they want to help — and there's no wrong door to walk through.