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Community Support and Resources Available Following Flooding

Our hearts are with you as our community continues to recover from the recent historic flooding in San Angelo. We know that some of our families are facing difficult circumstances—whether at home, in your neighborhoods, or in your daily routines—and we want you to know: you are not alone.

Please don’t hesitate to let us know how this storm has affected your household. We want to support you in any way we can—from helping with school-related logistics to connecting you with available local services.

We want to make sure you’re aware of the many community resources and relief efforts available to those impacted. Below are important details on how to report damage, find assistance, or help others in need.

 

Click Here for the City of San Angelo Flood Relief Information

 

Report Property Damage

Please document and report any flood-related property damage to the Texas Division of Emergency Management:

Click the Link to Report Damage Here - FEMA

Select the July 2 event or the general incident damages/losses. Once it is safe, please document all damage thoroughly. This documentation is critical to support eligibility for FEMA and local assistance programs.

2-1-1 has been updated with all available resources. Please call that number if you need additional resources.

 

Computer & WiFi Assistance

If you need to upload documentation of flood damage but do not have access to a computer or reliable internet, you may visit one of the following campuses:

  • Central High School
  • Lake View High School
  • Glenn Middle School
  • Lincoln Middle School
  • Lone Star Middle School
  • San Angelo ISD Administration Building

Each location will have Chromebooks available for use and WiFi access for those who need internet access on their personal devices. Devices will be available starting today at noon, Tuesday, July 8.

 

Debris Management Guidelines

Properly sorting debris is required for pickup and FEMA reimbursement. See the attached flyer for details.

  • Household Trash/Perishables: Bag and place at the curb. Collection begins Monday, July 7.
  • Non-Household Debris (e.g., furniture, construction materials): Must be separated and placed at the curb according to the flyer. Pickup will begin in approximately one week by a FEMA-compliant contractor. Unsorted debris will not be collected. If you have questions, please call 325-657-4323.

 

Financial Assistance & Donations

The City of San Angelo’s efforts to assist flood victims are being supported by the San Angelo Area Foundation (SAAF). SAAF is coordinating monetary donations and also offers a way for those in need to apply for financial assistance through their website.

If you have been impacted by the flood and need assistance, SAAF asks that you begin by documenting your damages through the Texas Division of Emergency Management: damage.tdem.texas.gov.

Please note that clear and thorough documentation of damages and expenses will be essential when applying for support. FEMA will also be a major resource for homeowners, but eligibility requires accurate and complete documentation, so we strongly encourage you to take photos, save receipts, and record all losses.

 

Shelter Information

The Disaster Resource Center will be set up every day from noon to 6 p.m. at PaulAnn Church, 2531 Smith Blvd. The Community Action Agency will be on-site doing intake for those who need a shelter voucher. For those needing shelter after the times listed above, please contact the non-emergency line at 325-657-4315.

The San Angelo Area Foundation will be on-site to gather information about the needs and long-term recovery efforts. To assist the Foundation in assessing damages, please complete this intake form. This information will be used along with the iSTAT damage survey to determine financial assistance for those significantly impacted.

FEMA is not currently on-site in San Angelo. If and when they arrive, the City of San Angelo will continue to update social media.

 

Animal Shelter Assistance

Boarding assistance for owned pets (no livestock) is available through Concho Valley PAWS. Impacted households needing housing for their pets may contact Jenie Wilson at (325) 656-3950. Local private boarding facilities will have room Monday, July 7. For immediate care, pets can be impounded at the city shelter. Crates and leashes can also be supplied by the shelter for those needing assistance.

 

Local Support & Donation Centers

PaulAnn Church - 2531 Smith Blvd.

PaulAnn has been established as the command center and hub for relief information and supplies.

St. Margaret's Catholic Church - 2619 Era St.

St. Margaret’s has opened its doors to those displaced by the flood.

  • Accepting donations of food, water, and clothing
  • Resources distributed as needed

Concho Valley Turning Point - 2400 S Hill St. (warehouse)

  • Accepting donations of water, nonperishable food, and clothing
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For additional help, call 2-1-1 — this resource line has been updated with all available relief services.

 

Medical Needs

All minor medical needs should seek care at one of Shannon's urgent care clinics. All Shannon Urgent Care Clinics are open today and tomorrow with regular hours. Locations for each listed at Shannonhealth.com/urgentcare. The North and Jackson locations open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. West and South locations open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Both Shannon Emergency Departments, Downtown hospital and South hospital, are available 24/7 for any emergent medical needs.

If someone is unsure of where they should go or is seeking medical advice, they can call the Shannon Ask a Nurse hotline 24/7 at 325-747-5365.

 

Concho Valley Transit - Bus Service

All Concho Valley Transit services will be FARE-FREE for the week of July 7-12, 2025, including Fixed Route and Demand Response Para-Transit within San Angelo.

Their team is reaching out to passengers whose trips are impacted to assist with canceling or rescheduling. Questions? Call Concho Valley Transit at 325-947-8729.

 

Care Solace

San Angelo ISD partners with Care Solace to offer free access to community mental health providers. Any student, parent, or staff member who may need assistance can connect with a Care Solace provider by calling 888-515-0595 or visiting www.caresolace.com/saisd.