In central Texas, a fire specialist was involved in responding to floods. This individual was part of a task force. Further information about the specialist's role is available from local news sources. The specialist's experience includes deployments to catastrophic floods in the area. Details about the specialist's work can be found through KXAN, a local news outlet in Austin.
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