Ceeb toom kom hau dej — cov neeg siv dej ntawm Fox Crossing Menasha · Fox Crossing · Appleton
Tsis txhob haus dej hauv kais yog tsis tau hau tso yog koj lub tsev siv dej ntawm Village of Fox Crossing lub chaw dej — qhov no tsawg dua li "tag nrho Menasha thiab Fox Crossing." Xyuas daim ntawv qhia chaw los sis koj daim ntawv them dej yog koj tsis paub meej.
Qhov no cuam tshuam rau cov neeg siv dej tshwj xeeb, tsis yog tag nrho lub nroog: Village of Fox Crossing sab hnub tuaj ntawm tus dej Fox River; cov neeg nyob City of Menasha uas siv Fox Crossing lub chaw dej; cov neeg nyob City of Appleton uas siv Fox Crossing lub chaw dej; thiab cov neeg nyob Village of Harrison uas siv Fox Crossing lub chaw dej.
Qhia txog cov hlua vau rau We Energies ntawm 800-662-4797, los sis 911 yog muaj neeg raug kev phom sij tam sim.
Cov lus qhia tag nrho · Grand Chute Police Department · hloov tshiab Jul 27, 4:00 PM
Txwv tsis pub hlawv taws — Neenah, Menasha thiab Fox Crossing Neenah · Menasha · Fox Crossing
Txwv tsis pub hlawv dab tsi sab nraum zoov, xws li khib nyiab thiab ceg ntoo, hauv peb lub zej zog no mus txog thaum tsoom fwv tso cai rov qab.
Tsis txhob hlawv khib nyiab cua daj cua dub, ceg ntoo, los sis khib nyiab hauv vaj tsev sab nraum zoov hauv Neenah, Menasha, los sis Village of Fox Crossing.
Qhov no siv tau txawm yog cov hluav taws me me los sis muaj chaw khoom — txwv tsis txhais raws qhov loj me.
Coj khib nyiab mus rau lub nroog qhov chaw tso khoom los sis siv kev khaws ntawm tus kev hauv koj lub zej zog — saib ntu Kev Ntxuav thiab Tshem Khib Nyiab rau koj lub zej zog cov txheej txheem.
Yuav tso cai rov qab rau pej xeem paub thaum muaj sijhawm zoo; yuav tsis xa ntawv rau ib tug neeg twg.
Cov lus qhia tag nrho · Winnebago County Office of Emergency Management · hloov tshiab Jul 30, 8:25 AM
Cov pab dawb: nres tsheb ntawm Lot 2 los sis Lot 3, thiab siv qhov nkag rau cov pab dawb sab qaum teb ntawm lub tsev loj.
Khoom pub ntawm tus kheej thiab tsheb me: siv qhov chaw nkag loj tshaj ntawm Midway Road, ces raws cov cim mus rau qhov tso/rub khoom ze Lot 1.
Tsheb loj thiab khoom pub coob: nkag ntawm University Avenue — txoj kev sab hnub poob ntawm lub campus, sau ua University Drive rau hauv daim ntawv qhia chaw — mus rau qhov tso khoom loj/coob ze Lot 2.
Crisis Cleanup is the shared hotline that faith-based and voluntary disaster organizations use to coordinate after storms. You call once, describe what you need, and your address goes onto a map that participating relief groups work from.
They can often help with: cutting and removing fallen trees, tarping a damaged roof, removing debris, and hauling out wet or destroyed contents.
This is completely free. Volunteers are not paid and will never ask you for money. Anyone who quotes you a price is not with Crisis Cleanup.
Two honest caveats: help is not guaranteed and depends on how many volunteer teams reach the area, and it can take days. Call as early as you can. Keep working your insurance claim in parallel — do not wait on volunteers.
The Red Cross typically opens or supports shelters, distributes meals and cleanup kits, and provides casework for households whose homes are destroyed or badly damaged — including some immediate financial assistance.
Call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or use the mobile app to find services near you.
Calvary Bible Church — supplies, cooling and charging
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Open 8 a.m.–9 p.m. with non-perishable food, water, clothing, hygiene supplies, diapers, wipes and cleaning supplies available.
Xov tooj tsis zoo tom qab cua daj cua dub — xa email rau [email protected] yog hu tsis tau
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Community Clothes Closet is open and running extra shopping hours for storm response. If you lost clothing in the storm, or cannot get to what you own, go and take what you need.
Extra storm hours — Wednesday July 29 to Friday July 31:
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., plus Thursday evening 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Regular client shopping hours:
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m., and Monday evening 6:00 – 7:45 p.m.
Their phones are not working reliably since the storm. If a call does not go through, email [email protected] instead.
To donate: they need essential clothing and financial gifts to keep up with demand. Donation hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and Monday evening 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Gunderson Cleaners also accepts donations on their behalf — preferably in bags rather than boxes, three bags maximum.
Elks Lodge & St. Patrick's Church — cooling, charging and donation pickup
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Cooling and charging site open until 8 p.m. daily, with water, non-perishable food, basic supplies and a Cellcom charging station available for pickup.
Open until 8:00 p.m. daily. Use the Washington Street entrance.
Items available for pickup:
Water
Non-perishable food
Basic supplies
Cellcom charging station
A portable toilet is now on site here as well.
Heckrodt Wetland Reserve — food, water and portable toilets
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Feeding America is handing out food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables, sandwiches and water until they run out. Handwashing stations and portable toilets on site.
Feeding America is distributing food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables, sandwiches and water here — while supplies last.
Handwashing stations are set up on site, and portable toilets have been available here since 3 p.m. on July 29.
Jefferson Park — food, water and portable toilets
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Feeding America is handing out food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables and sandwiches until they run out. Handwashing stations and portable toilets on site.
Les Stumpf Ford is offering two forms of help to anyone affected by the storm.
Free shuttle service. If you cannot get to a doctor's appointment or pick up essential prescriptions, call and ask for Shuttle Service. Transportation is provided within the Fox Valley for essential medical needs.
Donation drop-off and pick-up. Stop by during business hours to donate, or to pick up supplies if you need them. They are collecting and distributing:
Bottled water
Cleaning supplies and disinfecting wipes
Work gloves
Contractor trash bags
Paper towels and toilet paper
Flashlights and batteries
Diapers and baby wipes
Non-perishable food
Gift cards (grocery, gas and home improvement)
Smith Park — food, water and portable toilets
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Feeding America is handing out food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables and sandwiches until they run out. Handwashing stations and portable toilets on site.