Red Cross Opens Shelters for Flood Victims in Albany and Greene County, NY
Red Cross Opens Shelters for Flood Victims in Albany and Greene County, NY
US · Published Jul 30, 2026
The American Red Cross has established emergency shelters in Albany and Greene County, New York, to assist families displaced by severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
The Albany shelter is located at the Albany School of Humanities on Whitehall Road, while additional shelters have been set up at Greenville High School on Route 81 and Hunter-Tannersville Elementary School on Main Street in Hunter.

Impact & Risks

The flooding has displaced numerous families in Albany and Greene County, with homes and infrastructure affected by rising waters. The situation has also caused significant traffic disruptions in the Capital Region, complicating commutes and emergency response efforts. Residents in low-lying areas are at risk of further flooding as rain continues to impact the region. The Red Cross is working to provide immediate relief and long-term recovery assistance.

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