Hidalgo County officials give tips on prepping meals during emergency situations
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Hurricane season is still ongoing, and one of the obstacles residents can face is losing electricity if the Rio Grande Valley is hit with a hurricane.
Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez and Hidalgo County Administrative Assistant Vianca Ortega speak with Channel 5 News' Gloria Walker on how people can prepare fully cooked meals during emergency situations as part of the Power Out Cooking Program.
They also have a cookbook available with recipes people can cook without using electricity; the book also has alternative fuel safety tips.
To get a copy of the cookbook, call 956-318-2600.