Preparing WilCo

WilCo MRC volunteers are stepping up after the devastating floods—doing damage assessments in Leander, organizing donations in Georgetown, staffing the Volunteer Reception Center, and providing medical/mental health support in Travis County.❤️ wcchd.org/healthy_people…

UPDATE: WilCo's phone system service has been restored.

‼️ WilCo’s phone system is experiencing technical issues. ‼️ Some incoming calls are dropping while still ringing. 9-1-1 and non-emergency dispatch lines are not affected.

🎉 Congratulations to Evan Coleman on being officially credentialed as a paramedic! Shoutout to his preceptor, Lt.-O Colin Lewis, for the guidance and support. Great job all around! 👏 #WilCoEMS

👏 Congratulations to Jennifer Keas on 10 years of dedicated service with Williamson County Emergency Communications! Your commitment to public safety and our community is truly appreciated. 🚨🎧 Thank you for all you do! 💛

Over the weekend, WilCo assisted 100 families at the Multi-Agency Recovery Center. The MARC is now closed, but the Disaster Recovery Center remains open through August 17. To support those affected by the flood, please consider donating at ctxcf.org.

On August 6, at Texas Children's Hospital, Williamson County EMS is hosting a FREE safe baby academy to help new parents keep their baby safe and healthy. Sign up at the link here: outlook.office365.com/book/Williamso…

Congratulations to Jason Makusztak on earning his Paramedic credential! 🎉 A big shoutout to Senior Paramedic Collin Cauley for your guidance and support along the way. Great work by both of you! #WilCoEMS #Teamwork

Stop by today and tomorrow for resources for flood recovery!

We’re incredibly grateful for the first responders who have worked tirelessly since the July 5 flood. Our WCEMS swift water rescue team jumped into action to support our community. The work is far from over, but their dedication continues to lead the way in our recovery efforts.

📺 Watch live at 11 a.m. on Facebook facebook.com/share/16s9bQPP… Press conference on the Multi-Agency Resource Center and FEMA Disaster Recovery Center for flood-impacted residents.

📢 UPDATE: The Disaster Recovery Center will be open Monday through Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

June kept EMS on their toes! With 3,963 calls & 2,042 patient transports, here’s a snapshot of why folks dialed 9-1-1 🤒Not feeling well-1010 🧎‍♀️Falls–372 🚗Crashes-286 😮Breathing issues-211 😴Unconscious-152 ❤️CPR in progress-29 🩸Blood admins-7 Our crews are always ready!

📢 Williamson County, in coordination with FEMA, will open a Disaster Recovery Center to assist flood-impacted residents. 🗓 July 18–Aug. 10, Monday–Friday 🕗 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 📍 3189 SE Inner Loop, Georgetown 🔗 disasterassistance.gov Read more: wilcotx.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

⚠️A disaster declaration was issued for Williamson County due to recent flooding. Property owners with at least 15% damage may qualify for a temporary disaster exemption. Deadline: October 18, 2025 📄 Apply: wcad.org/temporary-disa… Apply promptly if eligible.

Before you apply for FEMA disaster assistance, be ready with: 📞 Contact info 🔢 Social Security number 🏠 Condition of damaged home 📄 Insurance details 💵 Annual household income 🏦 Bank account info for direct deposit To apply visit disasterassistance.gov or call 800-621-3362

Commander of Clinical Practices Nick Moore was promoted to Division Commander, Clinical Practices. Nick brings a wealth of EMS experience and quality leadership to his new role.  He represents the best of Respect, Care and Serve.   Congratulations, Nick!

We have extended the Flood Watch through 1 PM today (Tuesday) and added Maverick and Zavala counties. Rain rates of 1 to 3 inches per hour could lead to flooding due to the already wet soils over some of these areas. #txwx