Disaster Recovery Center Relocates Following Summer Flooding
A Disaster Recovery Center, initially established in Harrison County after severe summer flooding caused property damage, is relocating.
Clarksburg Weston, WV, November 2, 2026 — A Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) that was set up to assist residents affected by severe summer flooding in Harrison County is now relocating. The center was established to provide support and resources to individuals and families who experienced property damage due to the flooding events.
The relocation aims to ensure continued accessibility for those still in need of recovery assistance. Specific details regarding the new location, operational hours at the new site, and the timeline for the relocation were not provided in the initial summary. Affected individuals are encouraged to seek updated information regarding the center’s new address and services.
The initial establishment of the DRC in Harrison County followed significant property damage resulting from the severe summer flooding. The center’s purpose was to offer guidance on various recovery aspects, including navigating insurance claims, accessing financial assistance programs, and finding temporary housing solutions. The services provided are crucial for communities recovering from natural disasters.
Information regarding the exact dates of the move, the specific services that will remain available, and any changes to the support staff were not detailed. Residents who have utilized or planned to utilize the center’s services are advised to stay informed through official channels for precise updates on the relocation. The contractor’s name, specific damage amounts, or any inspection outcomes related to the flooding were not provided.
The summer flooding impacted numerous properties in Harrison County, prompting the activation of disaster relief efforts. The presence of the Disaster Recovery Center was intended to streamline the recovery process for the affected population. Further announcements are expected to clarify the transition and ongoing support availability.
Story summarized from the original created by McKenna Galloway on www.wboy.com, see more information here.
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