SAN ANTONIO – As Hurricane Beryl continues its track toward the Gulf of Mexico, the Salvation Army is preparing for severe weather potential.
The Salvation Army is sending an incident command team to San Antonio to respond to any possible strikes Hurricane Beryl may cause along the Texas coast.
“They (the incident command team is going to station in San Antonio,” Salvation Army San Antonio public relations manager Brad Mayhar said. “That way they can monitor the situation and be a little closer to any potentially impacted areas in Texas.”