Poseidon Disaster Response

We are excited to announce that our newest volunteer, Hank Hardina-Blanchette, will now serve as our Public & Government Relations Representative! Thank you Hank for your commitment and dedication to our team and to our community!

Do you ever wonder how many people have lived and died in the history of the world? Demographers Toshiko Kaneda and Carl Haub have estimated that number at 109 billion. Give or take a few billion (don't check our math) that have already decomposed beyond the capabilities of reanimation, that's a lot of zombies.

May is Zombie Awareness Month. The chances of a zombie apocalypse are low, but never zero, kind of like you starting that new diet on "Monday" or the Jacksonville Jaguars making it to the Superbowl.

In the event, the dead started walking, would you be prepared to hunker down in your house, basement, compound, bunker or structure of your choice for at least 3 days? Would you have enough food, water, medical supplies and duct tape to care for the people in your household?

Established by the Zombie Research Society in 2007, Zombie Awareness Month reminds us to be prepared for any kind of emergency, whether it's natural disaster or a manmade one.

Visit ready.gov to find helpful checklists, plans, resources and activities to help your household prepare. Having a plan in place helps take the strain off of emergency services, reduces panic and enables citizens to care for themselves in the initial days of an event, allowing emergency services to remain available for critical patients.

We are asking for donations to help support our vital community programs. Your donation makes a difference - helps families recovering after storms and house fires, teaches neighbors lifesaving skills, brings medical support to community events, and so much more!

Join us in protecting lives and building a more resilient community by making a donation today!

https://www.poseidonresponse.org/donate-2

The Trident Impact Fund | Poseidon Disaster Response Change starts with people like you. Your donation helps make a real impact, one action at a time. Together, we can do more.

Report storm damage to your home or business

Wake up this morning to property damage from storms? Was your home or business impacted by this weekend’s severe weather?

Report storm damage online here: damage.tdem.texas.gov

This helps officials assess the extent of impacts and identify resource needs to support communities.

Storms are currently moving into our area and we are looking for reports as they move across the area. Comment here if you do have a report to share and please include the time and location. Only go outside if it is safe to do so to report any hail or wind damage.

Severe storms are expected to impact the San Antonio area tonight, with the greatest risk between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. ⚠️

Damaging winds could exceed 75 mph, and large hail is possible.

As storms approach:
- Move indoors
- Stay away from windows
- Secure loose outdoor items
- Avoid travel if possible
- Continue monitoring trusted weather sources and local alerts

Stay weather aware . ⛈️

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN? 30-year-old Alejandro Morua is on the run. He is wanted in connection with an ongoing sexual assault investigation involving a teenage girl. https://bit.ly/4tlI8As

You don’t always need to buy new supplies for your emergency supply kit, you may already have items in your home 😎😎😎😎

✅Flashlight w/ extra batteries
✅Hand-crank can opener
✅Multi-tool
✅Whistle
✅Hygiene items
✅First Aid Kit