Kerr Together
A Unified Hub for Disaster Recovery
While we honor what was lost, we are a community rising. We are committed to rebuilding a stronger, more resilient future for everyone in Kerr County and western Kendall County. This site is your central resource for accessing recovery information and resources.

Who We Are
Kerr Together Long-Term Recovery Group (KTLRG) is a collaborative network of nonprofit organizations, faith-based partners, local governments, and private-sector stakeholders working together to support long-term recovery efforts in Kerr County and Comfort, Texas. Formed in response to the July 4, 2025 disaster, Kerr Together exists to ensure that recovery is coordinated, equitable, and sustainable for the businesses, individuals, families, and communities we serve.
Together, our work is strengthening community resilience, reducing duplication of services, and ensuring resources are deployed where they are needed most.
Kerr Together is the community-recognized coordinating body for long-term recovery in Kerr County & Comfort — bringing partners together to serve disaster-impacted households and businesses and restore community assets with purpose and accountability.
Five Pillars of Focus
How We Do It
Kerr Together works alongside trusted partner organizations to support individual and business recovery pathways — aligning individual and business case management, volunteer labor, materials, and funding with unmet needs. Our role is not to replace our partners’ work, but to ensure alignment, transparency, and shared outcomes across the recovery ecosystem facilitated by a coordinated recovery framework supporting eight main areas: unmet needs, housing, emotional and spiritual care, business and economic development, tourism and arts & culture, river and environmental recovery, flood warning system, and emergency response planning.
By maintaining strong partnerships with local jurisdictions, community-based organizations, and regional, state, national and global recovery partners, Kerr Together gathers and verifies disaster-related information to provides clear, accurate, and actionable guidance to support our community’s recovery. This ensures that efforts remain responsive, data-driven, and grounded in community priorities throughout all phases of disaster recovery.

Long-Term Recovery Needs
If you are still experiencing unmet needs following the July 4, 2025 floods, please use the following essential resources.
Disaster Relief Center
Get in touch with the team at the Kerr Together Disaster Relief Center (KTDRC) to connect with local agencies and services providing support for disaster recovery needs.
Emergency Alerts
Take advantage of the CodeRed emergency notification platform local authorities use to alert the public about ongoing emergencies and imminent threats as they arise.

Recovery Status & Essential Deadlines
Kerr County & Comfort are actively engaged in cleanup, rebuilding, and reopening. Our team is focused on long-term infrastructure and economic stability. Time-sensitive federal and local opportunities are listed below.
Kerr Together Disaster Relief Center (KTDRC)
Location: 98 Coronado Dr. N., Kerrville, TX 78028
Hours: Mondays – Fridays from 9:00am – 5:00pm. Closed major holidays.
Official Notices
Illegal dumping near debris sites complicates cleanup. Please report illegal dumping to the Code & Health Enforcement Division or the Kerr County Sheriff’s Office if outside Kerrville city limits. Stay up-to-date on the latest news and updates.
How Can We Help You Today?
Connect with the resources you need for long-term recovery, community support, or official information.
Connect with Us
Have questions about recovery efforts, ways to get or give support, and current projects and initiatives? Our team is happy to connect you with recovery resources and information.







