At all of our communities, keeping residents safe and their families informed in the event of an emergency remains our top priority.

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Hurricane Beryl

Tuesday, July 9 at 3:30 PM: Power has been restored at some communities. Please check for the latest location-specific updates below.

 

Monday, July 8 at 5 PM: Hurricane Beryl was downgraded to a Tropical Storm as of about 10:00 a.m. CDT, but still poses a risk later this evening or tonight to our Meadowview Place community in Nacogdoches and our Parkview on Hollybrook community in Longview. Both communities have onsite generators. Our focus remains on keeping our residents safe and secure.

Communities Currently Impacted:

Conservatory At Alden Bridge: Power is out; however, a generator will be in place by late tonight/early tomorrow morning to power portable AC units, phones, oxygen tanks and other emergency needs. Our residents and team members remain safe and secure.

Conservatory at Champion Forest: Power is out; however, generators are up and running to power portable AC units, phones, oxygen tanks and other emergency needs. Our residents and team members remain safe and secure.

Discovery Village Clear Lake: Power is out; however, generators are up and running to power portable AC units, phones, oxygen tanks and other emergency needs. There was some water intrusion. Residents affected by water intrusion will be relocated to other apartments in our community. All residents and team members remain safe and secure.

Morada Deer Park: As of 5:30 AM 7/9/24, Power has been restored to the community. There are some downed trees and fencing on the Independent Living property.

Morada Friendswood: Power has been restored to the community.

Morada Cy-Fair: Power remains out; however, generators are in place to power portable AC units, phones, oxygen tanks and other emergency needs. There has been some minor damage to some roof tiles.

Monday, July 8 at 1 PM:
At this time, Conservatory At Champion Forest, Morada Friendswood, Morada Cy-Fair, Discovery Village Clear Lake, Morada Deer Park and Conservatory At Alden Bridge are without power; however, generators are in place in these communities to power portable AC units, phones, oxygen tanks and other emergency needs. Our residents and team members remain safe and secure. Please check back for continued updates.

Monday, July 8 at 9 AM: Hurricane Beryl made landfall around 4:00 AM local time as a Category 1 hurricane. A few of our communities have lost power in the greater Houston area, including Conservatory At Champion Forest, Morada Friendswood, Morada Cy-Fair and Discovery Village Clear Lake. Generator power is running or will be shortly at all communities affected.

Overall, our residents and team members are safe and secure as Beryl continues its northeastern path. We will continue to post updates here and on our community Facebook pages as updates arise.

Sunday, July 7 at 2 PM: The storm is tracking to make landfall between Corpus Christi and Houston this evening or early tomorrow, potentially as a category, 1 hurricane.

Our focus remains on preparedness efforts to keep our residents safe in possibly affected communities. Additional staffing is in place to be on hand through Monday evening when hazardous conditions are expected to abate. At this time, there are no evacuation orders in place. As always, we will continue to communicate updates here and on our community Facebook pages.

We have great confidence in our preparations and storm readiness and remain committed to the safety of our residents, team members, and communities through this storm.

Saturday, July 6 at 10 pm: We continue to watch the storm’s path closely as it continues to move eastward toward the Texas coastline. Our focus remains on preparedness efforts to keep our residents safe in possibly affected communities. Preparations include stocking food and water supplies and ensuring all generators are functional with additional fuel on hand. Our generator, portable AC, charter bus, and remediation vendors have all been contacted related to the priority needs of our communities.

Additional staffing is in place at each possibly affected community to be on hand through the storm with a focus on Sunday evening through Monday evening when hazardous conditions are expected to abate. Community leaders have communicated to residents and family members related to emergency plans and are safeguarding residents by sheltering in place. As always, we will also continue to post updates on our community Facebook pages.

 

Friday, July 5 at 3 pm: Keeping our residents safe and their families informed in the event of an emergency remains our top priority. We are following Hurricane Beryl’s path closely and have strong emergency preparedness plans in place. We’re set to support and protect communities in all affected states. As always, we will continue to post updates here and on our community Facebook pages.