Need assistance to remove storm debris in Houston? Here’s who you can call No description found
HOUSTON – As Houston residents continue to pick up the pieces of debris left behind by Hurricane Beryl, officials want to remind those physically unable to remove debris are not alone and can call for help.
MORE: Greater Houston Disaster Alliance launches Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund to aid victims
According to the City of Houston Office of Emergency Management, there is assistance offered for those who cannot remove debris or “muck and gut” their property themselves.
The following type of assistance is offered:
Cutting fallen trees
Drywall, flooring, or appliance removal
Tarping roofs
Mold mitigation
SEE ALSO: Cleaning up storm debris? Here’s how to get it removed in Harris County
Residents can call the Houston OEM’s Crisis Cleanup hotline at 979-217-3791 and learn more by visiting their website.
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