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Please tell your friends and neighbors about our upcoming C.E.R.T. training
Read MoreThe Community Response Task Force accepted a $1000.00 donation from the Rotary Club of Humble Intercontinental. The donation was awarded during the Rotarians December meeting at the Humble Civic Center. Community Response Task Force Board members were on hand at the meeting and President Rodney Bryant accepted the donation check for the group.
Read MoreSunday December 18th at 4:oo pm Calvary Christian Fellowship in partnership with the Community Response Task Force will hold a special workshop on emergency preparedness.
The Texas Gulf Coast was spared during the 2011 hurricane season. According to experts, the combination of dry air, wind shear and warm water led to unusually weak tropical systems. Of the 19 storms that formed, only seven became hurricanes.
Read MoreThe Texas Division of Emergency Management hosts a variety of events and training programs throughout the year. The most comprehensive event is the Texas Emergency Management Conference which will be held April 2nd-5th at the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center in San Antonio Texas.
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On October 5th Clinton Johnson spoke about the role of the Community Response Task Force during the Humble Rotary Interna- tional meeting at the Humble Civic Center. CRTF members Shannon Sharp, Steve Cooper, Carole Chambers, Sergio Lopez, Richard Driscoll, Monica Watzak, Philippe Cras, Millie Garrison and Rodney Bryant from CRTF also attended. Johnson spoke about CRTF’s role in the community, some of its accomplishments and disaster related activities. CRTF members in attendance represented St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Humble OEM, HISD, ARES, Kingwood Homewood Suites, HAAM and Calvary Christian Fellowship.
Read MoreThis video shows damage that we (and others) encountered from the day after to two weeks after hurricane Ike. Thanks to Margaret for transportation, Matt and Catherine for their photos, and Matt and Laurie for acting as guides on the photo shoot on the Bolivar Peninsula, resulting in the pics Margaret and I have posted on the page.
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