Kerrville’s disaster declaration has been extended indefinitely as floodwaters recede and residents still scramble for housing and aid—some without shelter a full week later. City leaders met with homeowners desperate for answers, prompting Mayor Joe Herring Jr. to launch “Kerr Together,” a trained caseworker network designed to connect victims with state and nonprofit resources. Though modeled after post-2025 flood efforts, many feel the response is too slow and call for stronger federal support. In the meantime, community crowdfunding efforts are stepping in to provide immediate relief while the mayor pushes for more help.
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