notes: FROM THE UNITED WAY WEBSITE/MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX: Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force Every few years, tropical storms or hurricanes hits Montgomery County, causing floods, downed trees and wind damage. During these disasters, life is brought to a standstill – especially for families whose homes have been damaged or destroyed. Often, these families need help getting back on their feet again. After Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, Montgomery County United Way MCUW) stepped forward to coordinate and route resources and information throughout the county on behalf of agencies and households who had been flooded. Since that time, MCUW continues to coordinate county efforts regarding disaster response and recovery in several ways: MCUW and Interfaith of The Woodlands hold quarterly meetings with local agencies and faith communities to plan and coordinate efforts. MCUW is the Donation Management coordinator for the county and meets with local governments and businesses to enhance community understanding of not-for-profit agencies’ role in the case of future disasters. MCUW works closely with the University of Texas Medical Branch to plan how to operationalize inoculation sites across the county, should the need arise. MCUW works with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other national agencies. Organizations that participate in the Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force include: American Red Cross - Houston Federal Emergency Management Agency -> FROM THE UNITED WAY WEBSITE/MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX: Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force Every few years, tropical storms or hurricanes hits Montgomery County, causing floods, downed trees and wind damage. During these disasters, life is brought to a standstill � especially for families whose homes have been damaged or destroyed. Often, these families need help getting back on their feet again. After Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, Montgomery County United Way MCUW) stepped forward to coordinate and route resources and information throughout the county on behalf of agencies and households who had been flooded. Since that time, MCUW continues to coordinate county efforts regarding disaster response and recovery in several ways: MCUW and Interfaith of The Woodlands hold quarterly meetings with local agencies and faith communities to plan and coordinate efforts. MCUW is the Donation Management coordinator for the county and meets with local governments and businesses to enhance community understanding of not-for-profit agencies� role in the case of future disasters. MCUW works closely with the University of Texas Medical Branch to plan how to operationalize inoculation sites across the county, should the need arise. MCUW works with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other national agencies. Organizations that participate in the Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force include: American Red Cross - Houston Federal Emergency Management Agency
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notes: FROM THE UNITED WAY WEBSITE/MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX: Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force Every few years, tropical storms or hurricanes hits Montgomery County, causing floods, downed trees and wind damage. During these disasters, life is brought to a standstill – especially for families whose homes have been damaged or destroyed. Often, these families need help getting back on their feet again. After Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, Montgomery County United Way MCUW) stepped forward to coordinate and route resources and information throughout the county on behalf of agencies and households who had been flooded. Since that time, MCUW continues to coordinate county efforts regarding disaster response and recovery in several ways: MCUW and Interfaith of The Woodlands hold quarterly meetings with local agencies and faith communities to plan and coordinate efforts. MCUW is the Donation Management coordinator for the county and meets with local governments and businesses to enhance community understanding of not-for-profit agencies’ role in the case of future disasters. MCUW works closely with the University of Texas Medical Branch to plan how to operationalize inoculation sites across the county, should the need arise. MCUW works with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other national agencies. Organizations that participate in the Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force include: American Red Cross - Houston Federal Emergency Management Agency Disaster Response Bulletins -> FROM THE UNITED WAY WEBSITE/MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX: Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force Every few years, tropical storms or hurricanes hits Montgomery County, causing floods, downed trees and wind damage. During these disasters, life is brought to a standstill – especially for families whose homes have been damaged or destroyed. Often, these families need help getting back on their feet again. After Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, Montgomery County United Way MCUW) stepped forward to coordinate and route resources and information throughout the county on behalf of agencies and households who had been flooded. Since that time, MCUW continues to coordinate county efforts regarding disaster response and recovery in several ways: MCUW and Interfaith of The Woodlands hold quarterly meetings with local agencies and faith communities to plan and coordinate efforts. MCUW is the Donation Management coordinator for the county and meets with local governments and businesses to enhance community understanding of not-for-profit agencies’ role in the case of future disasters. MCUW works closely with the University of Texas Medical Branch to plan how to operationalize inoculation sites across the county, should the need arise. MCUW works with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other national agencies. Organizations that participate in the Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force include: American Red Cross - Houston Federal Emergency Management Agency

notes: Organizations: Disaster Recovery Taskforce (serving Montgomery County) -> FROM THE UNITED WAY WEBSITE/MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX: Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force Every few years, tropical storms or hurricanes hits Montgomery County, causing floods, downed trees and wind damage. During these disasters, life is brought to a standstill – especially for families whose homes have been damaged or destroyed. Often, these families need help getting back on their feet again. After Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, Montgomery County United Way MCUW) stepped forward to coordinate and route resources and information throughout the county on behalf of agencies and households who had been flooded. Since that time, MCUW continues to coordinate county efforts regarding disaster response and recovery in several ways: MCUW and Interfaith of The Woodlands hold quarterly meetings with local agencies and faith communities to plan and coordinate efforts. MCUW is the Donation Management coordinator for the county and meets with local governments and businesses to enhance community understanding of not-for-profit agencies’ role in the case of future disasters. MCUW works closely with the University of Texas Medical Branch to plan how to operationalize inoculation sites across the county, should the need arise. MCUW works with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other national agencies. Organizations that participate in the Montgomery County Disaster Recovery Task Force include: American Red Cross - Houston Federal Emergency Management Agency Disaster Response Bulletins

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