Houston residents are taking steps to prepare for a week of cold weather, with officials reminding people of the importance of safety and preparedness.
People in Houston are preparing for a cold snap expected to last a week. While not as severe as the 2021 freeze, authorities are taking precautions. Governor Greg Abbott has activated state emergency resources. One death has already been attributed to the cold. The Texas Department of Transportation is treating roads and overpasses, and plumbers are advising residents to insulate pipes. CenterPoint says it is prepared to handle any outages.
The city of Houston is partnering with organizations like Star of Hope to assist the homeless population
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