Be Alert to Fraud after a Disaster

AUSTIN, Texas – Texas survivors should be aware that con artists and criminals may try to obtain money or steal personal information through fraud after the storms and flooding that began July 2.

Manténgase alerta ante los fraudes después del desastre

AUSTIN, Texas – Los sobrevivientes en Texas deben saber que los estafadores y criminales pueden tratar de obtener dinero o robar información personal mediante fraudes o robos de identidad después las tormentas e inundaciones que comenzaron el 2 de julio.

Upcoming Events

Commissioners Court meeting - 9 a.m. on July 21st at San Saba Courthouse, 2nd floor, in the Commissioners Courtroom. Public is welcome.Blood Drive by Baylor Scott & White Health - Upcoming 2025 dates: July 22nd, and October 21st.

Trump Administration Announces Expedited Congressionally Mandated Disaster Assistance for Farmers

Washington, D.C., July 9, 2025 – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L.

Protecting your well water after a flood: What You Need to Know

Flooding can have a devastating impact on homes and communities—but one often overlooked danger comes from below the surface. If you rely on a private water well for your household water, floodwaters can pose serious risks to your water quality and health.

San Saba County responds to Historic Back-to-Back Flooding Events

July 15, 2025San Saba County endured back-to-back historic flooding events over the past two weekends, as torrential rains swelled rivers, washed out roads, and inundated neighborhoods.

Mexican firefighters assist in flood recovery

A 13-person crew from Mexico joined Texas firefighters in rescue efforts in the Texas Hill Country, the Texas Standard reported. The firefighters are highly trained in search-and-rescue efforts and have volunteered all over the world.

AVOID THE HIGHLAND LAKES while flood operations are underway

AUSTIN, Texas – As rain continues to fall and flood operations increase at dams along the Highland Lakes, the Lower Colorado River Authority is recommending everyone stay off the lakes for the time being.

Floodwaters leave trail of devastation through Hill Country

Floodwaters that surged through the Texas Hill Country over the Fourth of July claimed lives, destroyed homes and caused major damage to farms and ranches.