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The Kerr County City Manager is doing a press conference right now.

I don't know what the updates are, but let's dip into there and see if we should stay with it. To make sure that they don't become victims themselves.

Those operations involved 19 different local and state agencies in addition to conducting primary and secondary searches.

They will be conducting welfare checks on areas in North Kerr County impacted by power outages.

And when we say search and rescue operations, that is boat, walking on the ground, dogs, drones, again, keep personal drones out of the air, helicopters.

We do have other assets that are continuing to search as well.

As of present, K-Pub, which is the Kerrville Public Utility Board, is reporting continued power

outages between Hunt and Ingram along the South Fork of the Guadalupe River and Hunt.

In the South Fork area, there are approximately 40 down power lines and significant infrastructure

damage. Cape Hub has brought in additional utility personnel to help with restoration,

but it's not possible at this time when the power is going to be restored. There are some

substations along with those power lines that we are still trying to get access to just from debris buildup or them being completely wiped out. So we do not, again, we do not have an estimated time on windows are going to be fixed. We continue to have substantial number of requests for volunteers, as I said before, in donation opportunities.

We are asking those who want to volunteer to contact the Salvation Army in Curville by phone

at 830-465-4797 or in person at 855-es Street in Kerrville.

Monetary donations can be made on the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country's website at www.

www.comunityfoundation.net.

They have a Kerr County Relief Fund set up on that site.

And I will now turn it over to the Mayor Joe Herring.

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