🚨 BREAKING: Houston Water Company Launches Emergency Hydration Program After Disaster Declaration Covering Harris County & 100+ Texas Counties 🚨

BREAKING NEWS: Houston Water Company Launches Emergency Hydration Program Following Disaster Declaration

HOUSTON, TEXAS — Following Governor Greg Abbott's disaster declaration covering Harris County and more than 100 Texas counties, a local Houston company is stepping forward to help residents prepare for potential water disruptions and emergency situations.

Absolutely Amazing Alkaline H2O announced today the launch of its Emergency Hydration Program, designed to provide affordable emergency drinking water to Houston-area families, businesses, churches, and community organizations.

The company is offering its multi-use organic alkaline water bags at emergency pricing to help residents stock up while supplies remain available.

"Our office received calls asking if we could assist during this disaster declaration period," said LaMont 'The Waterman' Gilbert, founder of Absolutely Amazing Alkaline H2O. "We believe access to clean drinking water is one of the most important things families can have during emergencies, and we wanted to do our part for Houston."

The company's emergency water kits contain 24 individual 16.9-ounce bags of premium alkaline water designed for emergency preparedness.

According to the company, the bags are easy to store, transport, refrigerate, and freeze, making them ideal for emergency kits, power outages, storm preparation, vehicle emergency supplies, churches, shelters, and community outreach efforts.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PRICING

• Multi-Use Water Bags: $1 each (normally $2)
• Emergency Case Special: 8 cases for $199 plus delivery
• Same-day delivery available on qualifying orders placed before noon
• Available while supplies last

Residents, businesses, churches, apartment communities, and nonprofit organizations interested in participating in the Emergency Hydration Program may call 832-209-7318 for information and availability.

Officials continue to encourage residents throughout affected counties to maintain adequate emergency supplies, including drinking water, food, medications, flashlights, batteries, and other essential items.

For emergency water orders or information:
832-209-7318

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