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El Paso Promotes Emergency Registry for Residents with Disabilities

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The El Paso Department of Public Health is calling on residents with disabilities or medical needs to register for the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR). This registry helps first responders identify individuals who may require assistance during emergencies like floods or power outages. Registration is free and must be renewed annually, but can be completed at any time. Residents can register online, by phone, or in person at various senior centers throughout January, where staff will assist with the process. Key locations include Pavo Real and Grandview Senior Centers, with assistance available from January 8 to January 21.

Key Details: • Registration is free and available in English and Spanish. • Residents can register online at STEAR.tdem.texas.gov or call 211 for assistance. • In-person registration assistance available at senior centers from January 8 to January 21. • Bring a photo ID and provide basic health and contact information to register.

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El Paso Department of Public HealthMartina SegoviaPavo Real Senior CenterGrandview Senior CenterJessie M. Happiness Senior CenterHilos De Plata Senior CenterMemorial Senior CenterPolly Harris Senior CenterSan Juan Senior CenterSouth El Paso Senior CenterWellington Chew Senior Center

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