Red Cross Opens Shelters in Albany and Greene County After Severe Flooding
Red Cross Opens Shelters in Albany and Greene County After Severe Flooding
US · Published Jul 30, 2026
Heavy rainfall overnight has caused significant flooding across the Capital Region, prompting the American Red Cross to open emergency shelters in Albany and Greene County.
The Albany shelter is located at the Albany School of Humanities on Whitehall Road, while shelters in Greene County include Greenville High School on Route 81 and Hunter-Tannersville Elementary School on Main Street.

Impact & Risks

The flooding has displaced numerous families and individuals in the Capital Region, particularly in Albany and Greene County. Many homes have been affected, and road closures have been reported in several areas, making travel difficult. Residents are urged to exercise caution and avoid flooded areas. The Red Cross shelters are providing immediate relief, but the full extent of the damage and the timeline for recovery remain uncertain.

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