Bexar County Sheriff’s Office ALERT Unit Assists in Kerr County Flood Search and Rescue Efforts
KERR COUNTY, TX — In the aftermath of the recent devastating flooding in Kerr County, the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office ALERT Unit has been actively assisting with search and rescue operations to support neighboring communities in crisis.
As floodwaters surged through the Texas Hill Country, causing widespread damage and prompting emergency evacuations, the ALERT Unit quickly mobilized to provide vital aerial support. Over the past several days, the team has deployed drones around the clock to help survey hard-to-reach areas, assess flood damage, and assist in the ongoing efforts to locate missing individuals.
The high-resolution drone footage has proven instrumental in identifying dangerous terrain, monitoring water levels, and providing real-time data to first responders on the ground. These operations have not only enhanced the efficiency of the rescue efforts but also improved safety for emergency personnel navigating unstable conditions.
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office emphasized its commitment to standing with neighboring counties during times of disaster and expressed pride in being able to provide specialized resources during this critical period.
Local officials in Kerr County continue to work tirelessly to restore access to affected areas, assess damage, and support families displaced by the flooding. The collaboration between agencies across county lines has underscored the strength and resilience of the region.
As recovery efforts continue, emergency management teams urge residents to remain cautious, stay updated on official alerts, and report any remaining hazards or missing persons.
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office ALERT Unit remains on standby to provide continued assistance as needed, exemplifying the spirit of service and unity that defines the Hill Country community.
