Houston Residents Struggle in Aftermath of Hurricane Beryl
Thousands of Houston-area residents and businesses are still facing challenges a week after Hurricane Beryl hit the Texas coast. The storm left many without power, leading to food spoilage and other difficulties for the affected individuals and families.
Food and Water Distribution Sites in Houston
For those in need of food and water, several distribution locations have been set up in the Houston area. These sites aim to provide essential supplies to residents impacted by the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl. Here are some of the key locations:
- Harris County 1 Precinct:
- HCP1 Central Service Center, 7901 El Rio Street – Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Lincoln Park Community Center, 979 Grenshaw Street – Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Harris County 2 Precincts:
- MO Campbell Education Center, 1865 Aldine Bender – Distribution starts at 7:30 a.m.
Community Centers Offering Assistance
Harris County District 3 is providing water and MREs at various community centers while supplies last. These centers also offer a place for residents to cool off, charge devices, and access free Wi-Fi. However, some centers may close as supplies run out. Here are some of the centers:
- Jürgen Hall
- Big Stone Inn
- Trini Mendenhall Community Center
- George H.W. Bush Community Center
- San Jacinto Community Center
Additional Support in the Houston Area
Other organizations, such as the Houston Independent School District and Crosby Independent School District, are also offering assistance to those in need. Butler Stadium and various locations in Crosby are providing food and water distribution services. The Fountain Life Center in Zone K is distributing supplies from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
As the Houston community continues to recover from the impact of Hurricane Beryl, these distribution sites and community centers play a crucial role in providing support to those in need.
