Harris County says it has run out of money to fully fund flood control projects. They were promised in a 2018 bond.

The Mitchell City Council in June approved an agreement with HDR Engineering to review and update FEMA’s mapping of the Firesteel Creek floodplain model within and just west of Lake Mitchell. HDR will ...

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The extent of the funding gap surprised some county officials. The vast majority of projects are still in planning and design ...

HARRIS COUNTY - A Flood Advisory has ended for Harris County as storms lighten up across the area. The Flood Advisory expired ...

All projects promised in a 2018 flood control bond (the largest ever in Harris County) won’t get done.. Unless HCFCD finds ...

"Is it something that voters are going to be happy to hear? Of course not," Judge Lina Hidalgo said, as commissioners warn ...

Harris County is over $1 billion short of completing all the flood-prevention projects promised after Hurricane Harvey. Because of that, Commissioners voted on which projects to continue funding.

Harris County voters approved a $2.5 billion flood-control bond in 2018. But now, there's not enough money to complete all 181 projects.