Central Texas Food Bank distributed over 500 packages of food Saturday morning to residents impacted by this week's winter storms.
, and it's a little hard without electricity in our house," says Austin resident Joe Cruz.Travis County
Judge Andy Brown says the food distribution is the first step of the recovery process. "You don't need electricity to cook the food, so it's all food that you can make meals without having to cook it in any way," he said."It's absolutely horrible that people having to stay in their homes for so long without power so we're doing what we can to make sure people have food while Austin Energy works on getting the power back on," says Judge Brown.
"Operationally we're making sure our schools and buildings are welcoming and safe, clear of debris, one of the challenges we have to operate a transportation system," says Segura.that I have read and agree
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