Recovery doesn't end when the storm passes. The Parker County Long-Term Recovery Group is now meeting to coordinate assistance for individuals and families still recovering from the April storms. By bringing together local nonprofits, faith-based organizations, government agencies, and community partners, we work to identify unmet needs and connect survivors with available resources.
If your home or property was impacted by the storms and you are still in need of assistance, we encourage you to reach out. Whether you're facing repairs, unmet insurance needs, or other recovery challenges, we're here to help connect you with available support.
Right now, the most tangible way to help our neighbors recover is through financial support.
Families in our community are facing a long road ahead—homes damaged or lost, unexpected expenses, and insurance deductibles that stand in the way of rebuilding.
Your donation to the Disaster Relief Fund provides critical assistance where it’s needed most, both now and in the months to come.
Give today and help our community recover stronger.
We need volunteers!
Volunteer organizations and individuals are encouraged to register in TCR to help us connect you with residents and communities impacted by the recent storms. Please sign up using the link below.
If you’re looking for a way to make an immediate impact, this is it.
Sign up today and be part of helping our neighbors recover.
DEBRIS DISPOSAL
Parker County Precinct 1 is currently accepting both vegetation and storm debris FREE of charge. You must check in at the office to verify the address associated with the debris being delivered. Please separate vegetation from construction debris before arrival.
Precinct 2 is accepting vegetation only.
HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm
CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY May 23-25
OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 30 8am - 4 pm
Precinct 1
3000 Veal Station Rd
Springtown, TX 76085
(817) 220-7218
Precinct 2
3033 FM 1885
Weatherford, TX 76088
(817) 594-4022
