Aransas County Community Awareness
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The deadline for residents to place storm related debris at the curb to be picked up by the county has been extended by 30 days until March 14. Debris removal crews will continue to collect debris until this date, at which point a final collection will be initiated across the County. February 12 remains the Read More …
For everyone who are still in need of assistance, the Long-Term Recovery Team has updated the contact list for recovery assistance. See what organizations can help you with your needs! ContactInfoReleaseTable_02052018
Port Aransas, TX – Today, Texas Governor Greg Abbot presented several Coastal Bend cities and counties, including Aransas County, with checks to assist in paying for the county’s cost of 10% of debris removal after Hurricane Harvey. Precinct 2 Commissioner Leslie “Bubba” Casterline accepted on behalf of Aransas County.
Rockport, TEXAS – Texas A&M Forest Service, Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, Texas Department of Transportation and Texas Division of Emergency Management continue to support Aransas County in the burning of vegetative debris left by Hurricane Harvey. Located at Hwy 35 Bypass and 12th street in Rockport, the burn site has been in operation since Read More …
The Right of Entry (ROE) form needed to initiate the Private Property Debris Removal Program is now available to fill out online, you may click here for more information.
TWIA (Texas Windstorm Insurance Association) is prepared to help policyholders affected by the storm and would like to provide the following suggestions to help coastal residents recover as quickly as possible.