The dashboard captures individual animal cases by county and state, animal type and species, confirmation date, and status.
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Active animal cases are those that involve ongoing disease mitigation efforts on the individual animal until it is free of NWS myiasis, including treatment and wound management of the infested animal.
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Inactive animal cases refer to situations where mitigation activities are no longer required on that animal. Either the animal has fully recovered, with myiasis resolved and treatment completed, or appropriate measures have been taken to prevent the spread of NWS, such as appropriate carcass management of a deceased infested animal.

Hays County lifted the burn ban
as of April 14, 2026.
Please continue to follow all local guidelines and help keep our community safe! Stay tuned for updates.
Rules for Outdoor Burning
Know What to Do BEFORE an Emergency Strikes
Understand the difference between Shelter in Place, Evacuate, Watch and Warning — and stay safe when every second counts.

Hays County Businesses Qualify For Economic Injury Disaster Loans
Small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, and most private nonprofit organizations located in a declared disaster area and that have suffered substantial economic injury may be eligible for an SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL).
More Information
iSTAT Damage Assessment
Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) Damage Surveys
Select an incident option below to submit damages and losses to your Residential, Commercial, and/or Agricultural property.
The ISTAT Link will take you to the main TDEM ISTAT page that provides both the video tutorial and the iSTAT Form. ISTAT Damage Survey Information
The current damage survey link for this event is June 2nd - Ongoing Severe Weather






