Closed per Hidalgo Co. official website (opened/closed same day 7/23/08 1:15 pm)
The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
changed status, corrected facility name/org, added avail
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Mon Dec 29 17:42:01 +0000 2008 by LTel:changed status, corrected facility name/org, added avail
name: Valley View Junior High (Reopened 7/23/08) -> Valley View Junior High
notes: REOPENED AGAIN!
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Closed per Hidalgo Co. official website (opened/closed same day 7/23/08 1:15 pm)
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The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
-> (Reopened 7/23/08 - Hurricane Dolly)
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Closed per Hidalgo Co. official website (opened/closed same day 7/23/08 1:15 pm)
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The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
status: Closed -> Standby
organization: City Run, Evacuation Shelter -> City Run, Evacuation Shelter, School
eligibility: Evacuee - Hurricane Dolly -> Hurricane Evacuees
(show/hide changes)Sun Aug 31 16:12:45 +0000 2008 by LTel:The official City of McAllen, Tx website - Updated 11:40 a.m. 7/23/08
http://www.co.hidalgo.tx.us/index.asp?NID=572
changed status
status: Open -> Closed
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 23:35:04 +0000 2008 by LTel:status: Closed -> Open
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 23:34:48 +0000 2008 by LTel:name: Valley View Junior High (Closed 1:15 pm 7/23/08) -> Valley View Junior High (Reopened 7/23/08)
notes: Closed per Hidalgo Co. official website (opened/closed same day 7/23/08 1:15 pm)
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The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
-> REOPENED AGAIN!
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Closed per Hidalgo Co. official website (opened/closed same day 7/23/08 1:15 pm)
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The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 20:05:13 +0000 2008 by LTel:name: Valley View Junior High (Opened 7/23/08) -> Valley View Junior High (Closed 1:15 pm 7/23/08)
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 20:03:31 +0000 2008 by LTel:The official City of McAllen, Tx website - Updated 11:40 a.m. 7/23/08
http://www.co.hidalgo.tx.us/index.asp?NID=572
notes: The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
-> Closed per Hidalgo Co. official website (opened/closed same day 7/23/08 1:15 pm)
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The American Red Cross will not open shelters in Hidalgo County, claiming risk from the FEMA decertified levees. For this reason, Hidalgo County officials, in coordination with area cities, school districts, law enforcement, fire departments and the Texas Military Forces, have begun to open shelters.
Families must provide their own transportation to the shelters. Food, water and other basic necessities like toiletries will not be provided. Residents are advised to bring medications, supplies for babies and the elderly and bedding materials. Please see the attached handout for more information on what to bring and what not to bring to a shelter.
region: Central -> Gulf
status: Open -> Closed
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 19:32:53 +0000 2008 by LTel:main_phone: -> (956) 843-2452
latitude: 26.279049 -> 26.147121
longitude: -98.190388 -> -98.212801
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 19:18:12 +0000 2008 by LTel:The official City of McAllen, Tx website - Updated 11:40 a.m. 7/23/08
latitude: 26.147121 -> 26.279049
longitude: -98.212801 -> -98.190388
(show/hide changes)Wed Jul 23 19:16:31 +0000 2008 by LTel:The official City of McAllen, Tx website - Updated 11:30 a.m. 7/23/08
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