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Since Tropical Storm Allison, the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Ike, the people of Harris County have acted with courage, compassion, and unity. To capture the spirit of service we have encouraged residents to dedicate at least two years of their lives—the equivalent of 4,000 hours—in service to others.

The Harris County Citizen Corps Council coordinates with volunteer groups such as the Red Cross, the Salvation Army, the United Way, and Citizen Corps programs to identify volunteer opportunities. The Citizen Corps programs include the Community Emergency Response Team, the Neighborhood Watch Program, Volunteers in Police Service, Fire Corps and the Medical Reserve Corps.

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Brazoria/Chambers/Galveston/Harris County Hurricane Evacuation Map & Information
Hurricane Evacuation Contraflow Routes
Hurricane Preparedness & Evacuation Information

April 2012:
HELP HOME-BOUND SENIORS BE PREPARED FOR HURRICANE SEASON AND OTHER POTENTIAL DISASTERS

February 2012:
The Harris County Citizen Corps hosts its 6th Annual CERT Rodeo (1.16 MB)

February 2012:
HCDE, HARRIS COUNTY CITIZENS CORPS COLLABORATIVE 'TEEN CERT' TEACHES TEENS FROM 17 DISTRICTS TO BE FIRST RESPONDERS AT DISASTERS

February 2012:
HARRIS COUNTY JUDGE ED EMMETT 2012 STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS: FOCUSES ON LITANY OF PUBLIC PROJECTS TO RECOGNIZE ‘A COUNTY OF SUBSTANCE’

February 2012:
Houston News: Harris County Citizen Corps hosts 6th Annual CERT Rodeo

Click Here to Join Harris County Citizen Corps (HCCC) Now!
All volunteers are encouraged to sign up with Citizen Corps. By signing up, you can track your volunteer hours and be recognized.

The HCCC is committed to bringing together local leaders, citizen volunteers, and the network of first responder organizations, such as fire and police departments, to share resources and to train individuals on how to handle a disaster situation. People who are trained to help themselves and their neighbors will allow emergency personnel to focus on those in critical need following a disaster.

We hope you will join us in making our community as safe as possible. This website is designed to give you the information you need on volunteering for the Harris County Citizen Corps. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to call 281-JOIN NOW (564-6669).

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