News Flash

Here is the latest information regarding storm recovery efforts in Baytown as of 12pm Friday:

Power Outages

• CenterPoint reports 86 customers without power in Baytown. 

Damages

• 60 houses were damaged in the storm. 
• Four of those houses were destroyed, while 7 had major damage. 
• Residents can report damage using the iSTAT online tool: https://damage.tdem.texas.gov/ 

Debris

• Baytown Public Works will continue debris removal on Saturday and possibly on Sunday, if not completed. 
• Brush collection will also follow the normal schedule next week. 

Disaster Relief Agencies 

• Texas Gulf Coast Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) 

https://tgcrvoad.org/ 

• United Way of Greater Baytown and Chambers County 

281-424-5922

Volunteer Connect:  https://volunteer.unitedwaygbacc.org/need/detail/?need_id=591150  

Services: volunteer management, donations, and long-term recovery

• Faith Family Church

https://myfaithfamily.org

Services: debris cleanup, repairs, volunteer management, donations

• Dial 2-1-1

The United Way Helpline (211) connects callers with critical health and human services programs for basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, rent and utility assistance, as well as physical and mental health services.

• American Red Cross 

1-800-Red Cross 

https://www.redcross.org/local/texas/gulf-coast.html  

Services: mass care, shelter, damage assessments, case management, and financial assistance 

• Salvation Army 

(713) 752-0677 

texinfo@uss.salvationarmy.org  

Services: Canteen food service, food cards and clean up kits. 

• Lone Star Legal Aid 

(800) 733-8394 

https://www.lonestarlegal.org/  

Services: Disaster Legal Aid 

• Houston Food Bank 

832-369-9390

https://www.houstonfoodbank.org/  

We will have more updates when available.