Baytown area group aids elderly disabled Harvey recovery
United Way of Greater Baytown Area and Chambers County formed the Baytown Area and Chambers County Disaster Recovery to identify unmet needs after Hurricane Harvey. The effort targets elderly or disabled homeowners, offers case management through Catholic Charities and Saint Vincent de Paul, seeks volunteers, and coordinates long term recovery with faith based, governmental and community partners.
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United Way of
Greater
Baytown
Chambers County
Bacc-Dr
Guido Persiani
Baytown Area
Catholic Charities
Saint Vincent de Paul
Greater Baytown Area
Baccdr
Chambers County— Disaster Recovery Board
Jacqueline Whitaker
Carol Skewes
June Tyler
Gail Kenny
Melissa Reabold
Albert Morales
Missy Malechek
Patti O’neill-Burn
Gretchen Knowles
Jim Gill
Traci Dillard
Peter Miller
Rusty Senac
BJ Simon
Texans Recovering Together offers free crisis counseling across 31 hurricane counties
Double grant program in Chambers County through Texans Recovering Together provides free crisis counseling until October 31. Volunteers visit homeowners door to door offering mental health support while detailing available services in Waller, Chambers and Fort Bend Counties. Residents describe ongoing flood damage, slow FEMA responses, and widespread need as United Way and Red Cross coordinate relief and disaster recovery efforts.
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Chambers County
Dawn Washington
Carson McFarland
Mt. Zion
Washington
Waller
Chambers
Fort Bend
Belinda Blue
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
American Red Cross
St. Vincent de Paul Case Workers
Lee College
United Way
Harvey
Baytown recovery moves into long term phase after Harvey
City officials say Baytown has recovered well but faces long term work including returning 4 500 Harvey affected households to homes and extending temporary structure permits to six months starting September 1. About 70 homeowners remain in RVs or mobile homes awaiting repairs while FEMA funds and United Way assistance are available. Harris County reports near 97 million in emergency repairs needed to return bayous to pre Harvey levels amid debris clearance and projects funded by a 2 5 billion bond.
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Harvey
Shiloh
Cash Neuville
FEMA
Cash
Main Street
Anahuac
Katrina
Rita
Ike
Lisa Haskins
Elbert
Mary Haskins
Lisa
Elga Jackson
Elga
Tative
Dollie Humphrey
Joe Anders
Joshua Moore
Modesto White
Baytown
Nick Woolery
Woolery
Baytown Harvey
Zoning Board of Adjustments
Chambers County
United Way of
Greater Baytown
UnitedWaygbacc.org
Roseland Pavilion
East District
Council
Harris County
Rob Lazaro
Lazaro
Hawthorne
Chambers County expands flood controls after Harvey damages
Chambers County plans to curb future flooding with drainage upgrades across Hackberry Creek Cotton Bayou Mayhaw Lateral and Mayhaw Bayou areas. The county updated the Hazard Mitigation Plan with FEMA approval and seeks grants, matching efforts by the Houston Galveston Area Council. Residents show resilience as recovery progresses. The county hopes to mirror Harris County bond plans for proactive drainage projects.
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Chambers County
Ryan Holzaepfel
Holzaepfel
Sarah Cerrone
On Sylvia
Eee
Houston-Galveston
Winnie
Beach City
Il Am
Pinehurst
Legend’s Bay
Chambers
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Live United
Marsha Laird
Curtis
Marsha
Cora Rivon
Lewis Road
Leslie
Stacie Holmes
Eagle Ferry Road
Stacie
Brandy
Marie Hardy
Linda White
Jackie Whitaker
St. Vincent de Paul
Hhs.texas.gov