In Kerrville, federal relief for a second round of flooding has been slowed. The city is urging those affected to be patient as they seek support. Assistant Kerrville City Manager Michael Hornes is calling for patience among flood victims.
This indicates that the city is aware of the challenges faced by those seeking aid. Further details on the flooding and relief efforts are available from Texas Public Radio, a local news source covering the San Antonio area and beyond.
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