Texas Camo Alert expired with no alerts issued; veterans push for a new approach @WOAIVideo
Texas Camo Alert expired with no alerts issued; veterans push for a new approach  @WOAIVideo
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Texas created the “Camo Alert” to help find veterans in crisis. The law implementing the alert has now expired, and we found out that only 24 veterans in the entire state signed up, and no alerts were ever issued.
Veterans and lawmakers tell the I-Team that Texas failed, and now they’re pushing for a better version that could save lives.
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Texas 'Camo Alert' expired with no alerts issued; veterans push for a new approach

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