All homeowners are encouraged to submit a damage report regardless if assistance is needed or not to help the county identify the scope and scale of the most recent flood event.

• Debris can be placed in a single pile. • The collection of debris will be announced and communicated with the public.

o Do NOT place on roadway that will become a hazard to traffic. • The City of Conroe and County will allow time for homeowners and VOAD (Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) teams to address homes and move debris items to the appropriate location.

(only one survey per impacted address). https://t.co/xbdxi0zGsZ • Only storm related debris will be collected. • All debris must be placed in the County/City of Conroe right-of way. o Do NOT place in ditches or natural drainage ways that will impede the flow of water.

Debris pickup will be available to Montgomery County and City of Conroe residents who sustained damages from the recent floods. • Homeowners seeking debris removal are encouraged to submit a damage report through iSTAT and indicate debris removal for debris to be collected

These ERVs will distribute necessary cleanup supplies to residents who need them. All residents who had damage to their homes are encouraged to report damages through the state iSTAT damage survey.

The site is planned to be operational over the next several days as residents begin recovery. Additionally, areas that were impacted may see Red Cross Emergency Response Vehicles (ERV) driving the roads.

This site will offer water, meals, and cleanup supplies. The distribution site will open tomorrow January 1/29/2024 at 11:00am and will be located at the River Plantation CIA building. 451 River Plantation Dr. Conroe TX 77302.

In coordination with the American Red Cross and Salvation Army, Montgomery County is opening a distribution site for residents who sustained damages from this past weeks flood.

@MCOEM o Reporting on main living structure- fences, barns, boats, sheds are not applicable. *File claims with both homeowners and flood insurance. *iSTAT Damage Assessment:

@MCOEM o Fill survey out in its entirety o Indicate any assistance needed. Note this is not a guarantee of services but allows us to understand the need and coordinate with partners providing disaster assistance.

Please fill out the iSTAT Damage Assessment to report damages to your home. This will help us in assessing the size and scope of the impact. Istat provides local jurisdictions with the information to understand the scope and impact of the disaster. https://t.co/zcYPCEjYuB

By reporting damages it allows for the locally disaster impacted area to gather initial damage assessment information and assess the scope and size of the event impacting residences and businesses. Click on the link below or use the QR code. https://t.co/17vI5wqbvo.

***JANUARY 2024 FLOOD DAMAGE INFORMATION*** Individuals who sustained flood damages from the recent excessive rainfall should report damages to the State ISTAT reporting tool.

Our office remains in contact with the Weather Service and continues to monitor the situation. We are pushing additional information to all of our county wide agencies and local school districts to provide real time situational awareness. Stay weather aware today and be careful.

Remember to turn around don’t drown. Should warnings be issued or if we start to see roadways impacted by flooding we will update as needed.

⚠️⚠️ Montgomery County is under a flood watch through Wednesday. We expect another round of rain today and some of this rain could produce locally heavy downpours. 2-4 inches likely across the area with the potential for higher amounts in areas experiencing training.

There are currently no threats of flooding downstream as a result of these releases. Our office is monitoring this release, and will remain in close contact with the SJRA on duty operators until Lake Conroe is back at its normal level of 201 ft.

The current level of Lake Conroe is 201.49 ft. The current release level is 2128 cfs. SJRA manages Lake Conroe storm releases any time the normal “full” level exceeds 201 ft. above mean sea level (msl).

Status Update from SJRA: The San Jacinto River Authority continues to closely monitor the rainfall in the Lake Conroe Watershed. SJRA operators are on duty, and will remain on duty throughout this weather event to monitor conditions.