KATY MAGAZINE NEWS
July 22, 2024
By Natalie Cook Clark
Two weeks ago, Hurricane Beryl made a direct hit to the Katy area that created damage and widespread power outages. Here’s what’s happening today that can help those impacted.
Photo credit: Azza Elshorbagy
When category 1 Hurricane Beryl came to Katy on July 8, 2024 it caused widespread power outages and damage including a lot of debris. Agencies are still working to address resident concerns over power outages and the debris pick up continues today.
Have Your Weatherhead Replaced for Free
CenterPoint Energy and Houston Habitat for Humanity are working to collect names of homeowners who need their weatherhead replaced before CenterPoint can restore their power.
This will be a free service that is normally the responsibility of the homeowner. If your weatherhead is damaged email Kevin Vargas at kvargas@houstonhabitat.org. He will need your name, address and phone number.
Debris Pick-Up
Debris pick-up after Hurricane Beryl continues today in the following areas.
Brazos Valley
Fulshear
Glennwood
Fullbrook
Rosenberg
Richmond
Sienna Point
Sienna Plantation
Pecan Grove
Missouri City
Needville
Booth
Stafford
Mission Bend
East Brazos Bend Dr. area
Oak Forest Road area
Lakeview Road area
Blidel Road area
Winfield Lakes
Westheimer Lakes, Rolling Oaks, Foster
Village of Oak Lake
Remember to follow the guide above on how to best dispose of storm debris. Do NOT combine debris with your usual trash.
Be Ready for the Next Storm
The Atlantic Hurricane Season goes through November 1, 2024 and experts continue to warn those along to the coast of a concerning and active season. The fact the Hurricane Beryl made history of being the earliest named storm in a season to make landfall backs up this concerning claim.
Katy residents should continue to stay prepared by following this tips and be ready before the next name storm makes headlines.