DENVER — The Colorado Task Force One Urban Search and Rescue Team is now being diverted to Florida after spending a week in Texas cities devastated by Hurricane Harvey.
Denver7's Sally Mamdooh was the only reporter who traveled with the crew as they helped in relief efforts in Texas.
The crew told Mamdooh they left Wednesday morning from Texas and now have doubled in size: About 80 men are now heading to Georgia where they will stage at a U.S. Marine base to prepare for relief efforts in Florida.
The crew is self-sufficient and have everything they need to operate on their own for a couple of days.
In Texas, the crew did not really perform any search and rescue missions, bt were focused more so in humanitarian efforts that involved helping evacuees get on military planes to Dallas to get to permanent shelters.
GALLERY: Colorado rescue crews help victims of Hurricane Harvey
They were stationed in the Jack Brooks Regional Airport in Beaumont, Texas.
Check out the videos documenting their journey below:
Colorado rescue crews getting back to Colorado from Texas
Colorado Task Force helps Harvey victims evacuate
Colorado Task Force One crews help in Hurricane Harvey
Colorado Task Force One staging in Bryan Texas
Colorado Task Force One heading to Florida for Hurricane Harvey