Missouri Task Force One returns from deployment in San Antonio
KMIZ 45 Missouri Task Force One crewmembers returned home from San Antonio Saturday afternoon after assisting in search and rescue operations following extreme flooding in the region. The team originally deployed to Texas roughly seven days ago in response to severe flash flooding caused by heavy rains in the state's southern region. Following operations in Zapata County near the southeastern Texas-Mexico border, the unit repositioned to San Antonio to prepare for potential deployment during Tropical Storm Bertha.
- ▪KMIZ 45 Missouri Task Force One crewmembers returned home from San Antonio Saturday afternoon after assisting in search and rescue operations following extreme flooding in the region.
- ▪The team originally deployed to Texas roughly seven days ago in response to severe flash flooding caused by heavy rains in the state's southern region.
- ▪Following operations in Zapata County near the southeastern Texas-Mexico border, the unit repositioned to San Antonio to prepare for potential deployment during Tropical Storm Bertha.
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COLUMBIA Mo. KMIZ 45 Missouri Task Force One crewmembers returned home from San Antonio Saturday afternoon after assisting in search and rescue operations following extreme flooding in the region. The team originally deployed to Texas roughly seven days ago in response to severe flash flooding caused by heavy rains in the state's southern region. Following operations in Zapata County near the southeastern Texas-Mexico border, the unit repositioned to San Antonio to prepare for potential deployment during Tropical Storm Bertha. Earlier this month, the team assisted in southern Missouri during its four-day deployment in Reynolds and Iron counties to respond to and help with the historic flooding.
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