Troopers return home after month helping flood-ravaged Texas
The troopers worked with local law enforcement, fire departments, and search and rescue task forces to help communities begin to heal.
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Aug 6, 2025, 10:05 AM
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Updated 4 hr ago
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4h agoFour New York State troopers are back home after nearly a month assisting with flood recovery efforts in Texas.
One of the troopers is from the Hudson Valley.
They returned yesterday after being deployed on July 9.
The flooding caused widespread damage across Texas.
The troopers worked with local law enforcement, fire departments, and search and rescue task forces to help communities begin to heal.
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