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It Took a Few Days: Obama and Perry Release Funds for Wildfire Relief
Obama Extends State of Emergency; TDRF vouchers and assistance cards
emergency services
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Shelters Open to Receive Evacuees From Central Texas Fires
Stay informed about fires in the Greater Austin area
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Austin Evacuee Services Continue
The City of Austin still has about 1,500 Ike guests. Expanded services have begun.
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Don’t Leave
If you are in Houston or Galveston, do not leave your home. If you evacuated, do not try to return.
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Weathering Ike
Austin may dodge this one, but just east of us may be in for heavy gusts.
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Austin Hurricane Hotline: 512/974-1110
Want the latest info on Hurricane Ike emergency services and shelters? Call: 974-1110.
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Pet Evac: What You Should Know
They promise you lifelong devotion! Do NOT leave your pets at home during a disaster!
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TACO to the Rescue
Texas Association of Campground Owners presents a list of campgrounds and parks offering evacuee camper discounts.