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Hurricane resources and information

Hurricane Harvey is projected to make landfall on Friday, Aug. 25, as a Category 2 or 3 hurricane somewhere near Corpus Christi, with the added threat of extreme flooding inland as the storm stalls. This is a serious situation that could last well into next week, with a possible storm surge of 10 feet on the coast and rain far inland forecasted to be measured in feet.
Anyone with operations along rivers in low-lying areas even as far north as San Antonio and Austin are encouraged to move livestock and rolling stock such as tractors and other heavy machinery to higher ground now. If relocation is not possible, take pictures of tractors, machinery or other infrastructure. Document animal losses with pictures.
Lost and found livestock can be reported to TSCRA using this online form or at [email protected].
If you are in need of a place to hold relocated animals, please contact one of the livestock markets below or the AgriLife Extension agent in your area. Click or tap here to find your local agency contact information.
Gulf Coast Livestock Market, 3015 S U.S. Hwy 281, Alice, TX | (361) 664-4395
Beeville Livestock Auction, 2218 US-59, Beeville, TX | (361) 358-1727
TSCRA staff and representatives are monitoring the situation with state officials and will distribute additional information as needed. Contact us at 800-242-7820 or [email protected] with questions or requests for assistance.
Please visit tscra.org and click on the “Hurricane Update” graphic for the latest news, information and resources.

Written by:
kristin
Published on:
August 25, 2017

Categories: General

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