Harlingen: TWDB Funds Three Flood Control Projects for Cameron County Drainage District 5
The Texas Water Development Board approved funding for three projects flood infrastructure projects requested by Cameron County Drainage District 5
Edinburg: Hidalgo County Drainage District 1 Secures $32.7 Million Financing for Weslaco Area Flood Infrastructure
The Hidalgo County Drainage District No. 1 was approved for $32,670,000 in financial assistance that will go to building flood infrastructure in the area north of Weslaco
Robstown: Drainage District to Close on $4.57 Million Financing for Three Flood Infrastructure Projects
The Nueces County Drainage District No. 2 will receive financial assistance of almost $4.6 million for three flood infrastructure projects needed in Robstown
Brownsville to Receive $13.1 Million in Flood Control Infrastructure Assistance
The state water board is prepared to arrange two finance agreements totaling $13.1 million to help the city of Brownsville with flood infrastructure projects
Still Creek Culvert Improvement
Still Creek Culvert Improvement Bryan, TX (Brazos Co.) – Project consists of Still Creek Culvert Improvement in City of Bryan. Work will consist of, but is not limited to: Several drainage, utility, and roadway improvements at the following locati
Williamson Creek – Village at Western Oaks Wetpond Project
Williamson Creek - Village at Western Oaks Wetpond Project Austin, TX (Travis Co.) This project consists of the Williamson Creek - Village at Western Oaks Wetpond Project for the City of Austin. Work to include, but is not limited to: The Work con
Watershed Sites 13R, 14GSS and 15 – Elm Creek Watershed Authority (ECWA)
Watershed Sites 13R, 14GSS and 15 - Elm Creek Watershed Authority (ECWA) Temple, TX (Bell Co.) Work will consist of the structural repair of flood prevention dams Elm Creek (Cen-Tex) Watershed Sites 13R, 14GSS and 15 located near Temple, Bell Coun
Alton Lands $8.5 Million Loan for Stormwater Improvements After Two Disastrous Floods
In response to catastrophic floods, the Texas Water Development Board approved $8.5 million for Alton