Kerrville Officials Outline Recovery Plans After Deadly July 4 Floods, Focusing on Infrastructure and Debris Removal

Kerrville officials outline recovery plans after deadly July 4 floods, focusing on infrastructure and debris removal

Kerrville officials provided updates Monday regarding the ongoing recovery and infrastructure repairs following the deadly July 4 floods. Assistant City Manager Michael Hornes and Executive Director of Public Works & Engineering Stuart Barron outlined the current state of the city’s infrastructure and parks, as well as plans for debris removal during a city council meeting. Hornes said Kerrville’s water plant sustained significant damage, but no…

Texas Standard for July 8, 2025: Officials in Kerrville begin to assess damage as floodwaters recede

The devastation in Kerr County is still being tallied, and the road ahead is long.

The Floodwaters Are Rising

It's easy to forget that God's covenant is limited. God makes a solemn promise to Noah that He will never flood the whole Earth again ... however. "Never again will I let floodwaters destroy all life," the Bible says He said. But He never promised that He wouldn't let the floodwaters destroy someone's life, or your life. He only promised they wouldn't destroy everyone's at once. This weekend, a mammoth amount of rain fell on the Texas Hill Count…

View of Damage After Deadly Floods in Kerrville, Texas

View of flood damage on July 8, as authorities continue to search for victims after last week’s deadly flash floods along the Guadalupe River in south-central Texas. ...

County officials discuss damage assessment as flooding recedes; $2.8M threshold needed for federal disaster declaration

As flood waters recede, the Williamson County Office of Emergency Management is now tasked with assessing the damage to roads, bridges, infrastructure, homes and more across the county and in Liberty Hill.