Fire crews from Central Texas have been deployed to the Hill Country to assist with flooding. Teams from several departments, including Waco, Temple, Robinson, Killeen, and Hewitt, are now in the area.
Crews are stationed in Kerrville and San Antonio, where they are monitoring conditions. The deployment is focused on preparation, following a flooding event in Kerrville last year that caught crews off guard.
Further details about the deployment and the flooding situation are available from the source. The duration of the crews' stay in the area is uncertain, but they may remain for several days or up to two weeks.
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