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Marble Falls/Highland Lakes Area Flood Recovery Resources and How to Help

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Marble Falls/Highland Lakes Area Flood Recovery Resources and How to Help

List of area businesses that are drop-off locations and/or taking donations.

Lonely Oak Kitchen and Bar
1125 RR 2233
Sunrise Beach
325-423-5404

Fresh Air & Food Park
4350 Cottonwood Dr.
Cottonwood Shores
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552023755461

Birdie’s Market
706 Third St.
Marble Falls
512-689-0066

Title Euphoria
107 E Jackson St.
Burnet
512-295-0220

Round Mountain Cider Mill
222 Lee Ln
Round Mountain

Cricket Store in Marble Falls is accepting the following items for first responders and volunteers.

Pocket sized snacks
Power banks
Working gloves

1904 US-281
Marble Falls, TX  78654
830-431-1816

If your business is able to offer help, whether with supplies, services, volunteers, or donations please reach out. We’ll help connect you to those who need it most.

Organizations and programs offering help to our business community

💙 Local Support and Connection:

  • BBB site to validate charities for giving

https://give.org/askgive

 

Pets and Livestock

  • Hill Country Humane Society
    • Free Supplies for Flood-Affected Families
    • info@hchstexas.com
    • 793.5463
  • STAR Fund
    • The STAR Fund (State of Texas Agriculture Relief Fund), funded by private donations, supports disaster recovery for eligible farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses with rebuilding and relief needs.
  • Hay and Feed Hotline
    • Ranchers needing hay can use TDA’s Hay Hotline, a free service linking hay providers and those in need, including during emergencies, for donations.

Shelter and Storage

  • Community Resource Centers of Texas
    • CRC is continuing to support families displaced by flooding
    • dcapra@crctx.org
    • 830-693-0700
  • Ingram Bait and Tackle
    • Located in Burnet, Texas, is offering the community free boat and RV storage.  Ingram Bait and Tackle also can help with moving your boat safely and quickly last they have access to trucks and trailers and are happy to help.   Please contact them at 512-756-4606 to provide the details of your needs and they will set up a date and time for you to come by or for them to trailer in your boat.  They have spaces available immediately
    • 512-756-4606
  • Shilo RV Village& Coldwater Creek RV
    • RV owners who lost their rigs or displaced-when you get your new RV or bring your current,2-3 Months Free.
    • 715.0722 or 830.693.5443
  • Windmill RV Ranch
    • Free short-term stay.512.458.4458
  • LHTX RV Resort
    • If you or someone you know has been displaced in their RV and is looking for a place to go, we are offering to waive the first month of rent for anyone in need of a place to park while trying to regain their bearing.
    • 512-660-0450 or info@lhtxrvresort.com
  • Lone Star Boat and RV Storage
    • Offering 2 months of FREE RV storage to those affected by the floods. Safe, gated facility and easy convenient access. Offer valid through July 13th.
    • 945-222-5819

Mental Health

  • Central Texas Child & Family Counseling
    • Currently offering no-cost counseling for those impacted by the floods.
    • 651.1009
  • AgriStress Helpline
    • TDA reminds Texans that mental health support is available 24/7 through the AgriStress Helpline, staffed by trained professionals familiar with rural challenges. If you or a loved one experiences a mental health crisis during this time.
    • 833-897-2474
  • Deep Centered Mental Health
    • If you or someone you know is a survivor, family member, or first responder, Deep Centered Mental Health is offering up to 5 free therapy sessions per individual to those affected by the floods. We hope this support helps during this incredibly difficult time. To schedule your free sessions, please call 512-956-6463 and press 1 to identify yourself as a new patient. Let our New Patient Experience Team know that you’ve been affected by the Hill Country Flooding, and we’ll ensure you’re scheduled to see one of our mental health professionals.
    • 512-956-6463
  • Texas Hill Country TMS
    • In response to the recent floods, we’re offering pro bono TMS Therapy spots at all 6 locations for the next 2 weeks. Help us spread the word by sharing this post with First Responders, Family and Friends!
    • Call us 512-588-6011

Equipment & Construction

  • Superior Fabrication
    • (Burnet) – Sky Track with 19ft boom lift
    • 524.7704
  • JW Welding
    • (Blanco, Burnet, Llano Counties) – Truck, Trailer, Skid
    • 923.1919
  • RCL Site Prep
    • (Liberty Hill) – Skids and excavators
    • 996.3478
  • KML Land Co.
    • (Llano) – Skidsteer with bucket & grapple
    • 423.2570 | Ask for Claire
  • 4M Unlimited
    • (Llano) – Dozer, Dump Truck
    • 3411 | Ask for Jaclyn

Tree Service

  • Danna Tree and Lawn Service
    • (Burnet / Willing to Travel) – Various machines
    • (please call to confirm) 512.659.1673 | Contact: Preston
  • CBM Tree Services
    • Chance is volunteering his crew’s time for anyone who cannot afford storm and flood damage cleanup assistance this week, including debris cleanup, tree removal, etc.
    • Chance can be reached at 830-265-3482 or call CBM Tree Services at 830-265-3644 to be added to their schedule.
  • AAA Services
    • If anyone needs help clearing paths to get in or out of their home we are here free of charge for those in need.
    • Dylan Linderman
    • 830-265-9001

Financial Assistance and Business Recovery Resources

  • Residents and business owners who sustained flood damage are urged to report it through the State of Texas iSTAT tool at https://damage.tdem.texas.gov.This helps Burnet County Emergency Management document the full extent of local damage and pursue state and federal recovery assistance.
  • SBA Disaster Loans
    • Low-interest loans for businesses and nonprofits impacted by the flood.
    • 1-800-659-2955

 

From LCRA:

As our communities recover from the July 4 floods, here are some resources for information about the Highland Lakes and the lower Colorado River.

DEBRIS questions: https://www.lcra.org/contact-us/frequently-asked-questions/#debris-faqs

SIGN UP for flood notifications: LCRA Flood Operations Notification Service (FONS) - LCRA - Energy, Water, Community

WATCH  streams and lakes feeding into the Highland Lakes: Hydromet - Map View - Stream Flow and Weather

SIGN UP for weather alerts: WarnCentralTexas.org - Free Emergency Alerts for Central Texas

From Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives (TCCE)

As severe weather and flooding continue to impact parts of Texas, we want to share the latest situational briefing from the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM), including key updates on emergency declarations, transportation waivers, safety measures, and support resources.

📍 Emergency Declarations📍

Governor Abbott has expanded the State Disaster Declaration to include additional counties in response to ongoing flooding and severe weather.

Newly added counties:

  • Bexar
  • Burnet
  • Caldwell
  • Guadalupe
  • Travis
  • Williamson

Counties from the original declaration:

  • Bandera
  • Coke
  • Comal
  • Concho
  • Gillespie
  • Kendall
  • Kerr
  • Kimble
  • Llano
  • Mason
  • McCulloch
  • Menard
  • Reeves
  • San Saba
  • Tom Green

In total, more than 1,300 personnel and 900 vehicles and equipment assets have been deployed by the State of Texas.

Over 15 state agencies are currently responding to the flooding threats across the state.

As a reminder:

  • Motor carriers providing disaster relief are temporarily exempt from certain federal motor carrier safety regulations (Title 49 CFR Parts 390–399) and maximum driving time regulations (Title 49, CFR, Part 395.3).

These exemptions do not apply to CDL requirements, controlled substance testing, hazardous materials transport, or carriers under Out-of-Service Orders.

🛑 State Operations Center Activated 🛑 

The State Operations Center (SOC) has been elevated to Level II – Escalated Response, now operating 24/7 to coordinate emergency response efforts statewide.

🌧️ Weather & Flooding Outlook 🌧️

  • Any additional rainfall over saturated ground in the Hill Country and Central Texas may lead to flash flooding.
  • Marginal risk for severe storms persists in the Panhandle through Thursday.
  • Heat index values expected to climb into the high 90s and 100s through the end of the week.
  • Ongoing river flooding risks remain, mostly minor to moderate in severity.

🚨 Emergency Resources & Response 🚨

Multiple state and federal agencies are mobilized across impacted regions. Current response operations include:

  • TDEM: Incident Management Teams deployed to Regions 6 & 8
  • Texas DPS: Law enforcement support, tactical marine units, air support
  • TPWD, Coast Guard, Texas Military, and Task Forces: Air, water, and ground rescue operations
  • Texas A&M Forest Service, AgriLife, and Vet Teams: Public safety, veterinary, and agricultural support
  • DSHS & EMTF: Emergency medical teams in active posture

For detailed response operations by agency click here.

🏠 Shelter & Relief Resources 🏠

  • 4 shelter and reunification sites are active in affected areas
  • 6,402 meals served as of July 7
  • Statewide Bus Contract activated for evacuations

For information and locations of shelters and seasonal relief centers: Click Here

📸 Damage Reporting Request 📸

TDEM encourages affected residents and businesses to report property damage (including photos) to aid in preliminary damage assessments. This does not replace insurance claims.

Submit reports here: Click Here

💧 Water Systems & Utilities 💧 

  • 15 Boil Water Notices in effect (monitored by TCEQ)
  • ERCOT reports no power supply concerns at this time, though localized outages are possible due to wind and falling debris

Public Utility Commission Outage Map – Click Here

ERCOT Grid and Market Conditions Dashboard – Click Here

🚗 Transportation 🚗 

  • 32 roads impacted
  • 12 roads closed due to flooding
  • 20 closed for assessment or damage

Please consult TXDOT website for road closure information: Click Here

Remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown. Never drive or walk through flooded roads or around barricades.

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