status: Closed -> Standby
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Shelter

notes: Port San Antonio and Its Role in the Upcoming Weather Events: Port San Antonio has been designated as the Regional Evacuee Reception Center by the State of Texas and we are the site for the Alamo Regional Command Center. The Command Center will be headquartered in Building 1537. The primary emergency response agencies for the state, county, city and FEMA will all be located here. Port San Antonio’s role is different than in the past; we will not be sheltering evacuees here. Instead, we will receive evacuees by buses and privately owned vehicles here. The vehicles will then be disbursed to the appropriate shelters around the city. What does this means for the personnel of tenants of Port San Antonio? First, there will immediately be more vehicular activity. 120 hours before the hurricane-type weather arrives on the Texas coast, representatives of the emergency agencies will establish offices in Building 1537 48 hours before the forecasted landfall, the coastal cities will begin their evacuation and we will have vehicles arriving here within several hours. All employees working at the Port are encouraged to use only the 36th Street entrance to come to work. When exiting the Port 36th Street and General Hudnell may be used. Please advise visitors and vendors of this information. All employees who work here are asked to place a sign, at least 51/2” x 81/2”, stating where they work to ensure quick access to their workplace. Police will be stationed at the entrances. The San Antonio Police Department will control the entrances and exits to and from the Port. All employees and vendors will be able to come and go as safety permits. The Incident Command Center will be in regular communication with the media to alert the area to important updates. As information affecting the Port becomes available we will post new information on the website. Naturally, the best sources of current emergency communication will come from local broadcasts. Link to a satellite map of the Bus Reception Site: http://www.portsanantonio.us/pdf/Kelly_Bus_Recept_SiteB.pdf Link to a satellite map of the Vehicle Reception Site: http://www.portsanantonio.us/pdf/kelly_veh_recept_siteD.pdf -> Port San Antonio and Its Role in the Upcoming Weather Events: Port San Antonio has been designated as the Regional Evacuee Reception Center by the State of Texas and we are the site for the Alamo Regional Command Center. The Command Center will be headquartered in Building 1537. The primary emergency response agencies for the state, county, city and FEMA will all be located here. Port San Antonio�s role is different than in the past; we will not be sheltering evacuees here. Instead, we will receive evacuees by buses and privately owned vehicles here. The vehicles will then be disbursed to the appropriate shelters around the city. What does this means for the personnel of tenants of Port San Antonio? First, there will immediately be more vehicular activity. 120 hours before the hurricane-type weather arrives on the Texas coast, representatives of the emergency agencies will establish offices in Building 1537 48 hours before the forecasted landfall, the coastal cities will begin their evacuation and we will have vehicles arriving here within several hours. All employees working at the Port are encouraged to use only the 36th Street entrance to come to work. When exiting the Port 36th Street and General Hudnell may be used. Please advise visitors and vendors of this information. All employees who work here are asked to place a sign, at least 51/2� x 81/2�, stating where they work to ensure quick access to their workplace. Police will be stationed at the entrances. The San Antonio Police Department will control the entrances and exits to and from the Port. All employees and vendors will be able to come and go as safety permits. The Incident Command Center will be in regular communication with the media to alert the area to important updates. As information affecting the Port becomes available we will post new information on the website. Naturally, the best sources of current emergency communication will come from local broadcasts. Link to a satellite map of the Bus Reception Site: http://www.portsanantonio.us/pdf/Kelly_Bus_Recept_SiteB.pdf Link to a satellite map of the Vehicle Reception Site: http://www.portsanantonio.us/pdf/kelly_veh_recept_siteD.pdf
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status: Standby -> Closed

notes: Port San Antonio and Its Role in the Upcoming Weather Events: Port San Antonio has been designated as the Regional Evacuee Reception Center by the State of Texas and we are the site for the Alamo Regional Command Center. The Command Center will be headquartered in Building 1537. The primary emergency response agencies for the state, county, city and FEMA will all be located here. Port San Antonio’s role is different than in the past; we will not be sheltering evacuees here. Instead, we will receive evacuees by buses and privately owned vehicles here. The vehicles will then be disbursed to the appropriate shelters around the city. What does this means for the personnel of tenants of Port San Antonio? First, there will immediately be more vehicular activity. 120 hours before the hurricane-type weather arrives on the Texas coast, representatives of the emergency agencies will establish offices in Building 1537 48 hours before the forecasted landfall, the coastal cities will begin their evacuation and we will have vehicles arriving here within several hours. All employees working at the Port are encouraged to use only the 36th Street entrance to come to work. When exiting the Port 36th Street and General Hudnell may be used. Please advise visitors and vendors of this information. All employees who work here are asked to place a sign, at least 51/2” x 81/2”, stating where they work to ensure quick access to their workplace. Police will be stationed at the entrances. The San Antonio Police Department will control the entrances and exits to and from the Port. All employees and vendors will be able to come and go as safety permits. The Incident Command Center will be in regular communication with the media to alert the area to important updates. As information affecting the Port becomes available we will post new information on the website. Naturally, the best sources of current emergency communication will come from local broadcasts. -> Port San Antonio and Its Role in the Upcoming Weather Events: Port San Antonio has been designated as the Regional Evacuee Reception Center by the State of Texas and we are the site for the Alamo Regional Command Center. The Command Center will be headquartered in Building 1537. The primary emergency response agencies for the state, county, city and FEMA will all be located here. Port San Antonio’s role is different than in the past; we will not be sheltering evacuees here. Instead, we will receive evacuees by buses and privately owned vehicles here. The vehicles will then be disbursed to the appropriate shelters around the city. What does this means for the personnel of tenants of Port San Antonio? First, there will immediately be more vehicular activity. 120 hours before the hurricane-type weather arrives on the Texas coast, representatives of the emergency agencies will establish offices in Building 1537 48 hours before the forecasted landfall, the coastal cities will begin their evacuation and we will have vehicles arriving here within several hours. All employees working at the Port are encouraged to use only the 36th Street entrance to come to work. When exiting the Port 36th Street and General Hudnell may be used. Please advise visitors and vendors of this information. All employees who work here are asked to place a sign, at least 51/2” x 81/2”, stating where they work to ensure quick access to their workplace. Police will be stationed at the entrances. The San Antonio Police Department will control the entrances and exits to and from the Port. All employees and vendors will be able to come and go as safety permits. The Incident Command Center will be in regular communication with the media to alert the area to important updates. As information affecting the Port becomes available we will post new information on the website. Naturally, the best sources of current emergency communication will come from local broadcasts. Link to a satellite map of the Bus Reception Site: http://www.portsanantonio.us/pdf/Kelly_Bus_Recept_SiteB.pdf Link to a satellite map of the Vehicle Reception Site: http://www.portsanantonio.us/pdf/kelly_veh_recept_siteD.pdf

main_phone: -> 866-535-5987
address: -> 143 Billy Mitchell Blvd
zip: 00000 -> 78226
latitude: -> 29.384334
longitude: -> -98.557096
website: -> http://www.portsanantonio.us/
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