Kerrville Police Release 911 Calls from Fatal July 4th Flooding
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The Kerrville Police Department has publicly released nearly 200 emergency calls from a deadly flash flood on July 4th. The recordings document the urgent pleas for help as floodwaters rapidly rose.
The incident resulted in multiple fatalities. The released audio provides a direct account of the community's response during the crisis.
Authorities hope the release will underscore the severe dangers of flash flooding. The public can now access the complete set of recordings through the police department's official website.