notes: Shelter update 7/25/08: Sheltering of Displaced Individuals Remains a Priority Shelters remain open in Hidalgo County, staffed by Texas Military Forces, city, county and school district personnel. These are not Red Cross shelters, as the humanitarian organization refused to open shelters in Hidalgo County due to the levees being decertified by FEMA. Food was provided by the Salvation Army yesterday to four shelters and school lunches and school district kitchen staff and/or ready-made meals provided by the city were utilized at the other shelters. Food will be available at the shelters today. Cots may be made available only to the elderly and individuals with special needs later today. -> HURRICANE DOLLY Shelter update 7/25/08: Sheltering of Displaced Individuals Remains a Priority Shelters remain open in Hidalgo County, staffed by Texas Military Forces, city, county and school district personnel. These are not Red Cross shelters, as the humanitarian organization refused to open shelters in Hidalgo County due to the levees being decertified by FEMA. Food was provided by the Salvation Army yesterday to four shelters and school lunches and school district kitchen staff and/or ready-made meals provided by the city were utilized at the other shelters. Food will be available at the shelters today. Cots may be made available only to the elderly and individuals with special needs later today.
status: Closed -> Standby
organization: City Run, Evacuation Shelter -> City Run, Evacuation Shelter, School
eligibility: Evacuee's - Hurricane Dolly -> Hurricane Evacuees

status: Open -> Closed