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August 9, 2018 
MISSION RESIDENTS: If you are seeking assistance from FEMA following the recent floods, the deadline to apply for aid is Tuesday, September 4th, 2018.
For more information on the application deadline: https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2018/08/08/if-you-need-disaster-assistance-deadline-apply-less-30-days-away Also, the FEMA Disaster Recovery Center at our City of Mission Social Event Center (115 South Mayberry Rd) IS STILL OPEN! The updated hours are: Monday through Friday – 9AM to 7PM Sat... -
August 9, 2018 
Come and celebrate the Independence of Mexico at our newly renovated Leo Peña Placita Park!
Join us Saturday, September 15th, at the Leo Peña Placita Park located on 8th Street in Mission, starting at 5pm! There will be delicious authentic food, music, mariachi, folklorico, crafts, gifts and much more! Plus, enjoy a Grito competition (Do you think you have the talent? Send an email to coordinator@camcoin.org to register)! If you are interest... -
August 7, 2018 
MISSION RESIDENTS: For those still needing assistance from the floods, the FEMA Disaster Recovery Center IS STILL OPEN!
FEMA’s DRC, located at our City of Mission Social Event Center (115 South Mayberry Rd), is open Monday through Friday – 7AM to 7PM. Saturday – 8AM to 3PM. Sunday – Closed. Residents with any questions can contact FEMA at (800) 621-3362. The deadline to apply for assistance is September 4th, 2018. -
August 6, 2018 
More than 1,000 cats and dogs in the cities of Mission and Alton have found forever homes thanks to our Mission Pawsible Program.
The Progress Times interviews our Mission Pawsible Board President, Homer Garza, on the success of our Program: https://www.progresstimes.net/news/local-news/11373-mission-pawsible-helps-find-new-homes-for-animals.html -
August 3, 2018 
RGV RESIDENTS BE AWARE: FEMA is seeing a surge in fraudulent activity and schemes targeting flood victims.
Stay vigilant and protect yourself against identity theft and fraud. The following is a News Release from FEMA: Beware: Disaster Survivors Can be Victims of Fraud and Identity Theft AUSTIN, Texas – A recent case of attempted fraud in Texas underscores how disaster survivors can be victimized by fraudsters. A Texas family received a bogus “notice...
