Foundation offers $300K to assist flood-affected residents - Uvalde Leader News
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Protecting Communities: Flood Retardance Structures in Texas
WASHINGTON — Across Texas, there are currently almost 2,000 dams within 139 watershed projects encompassing 6.2 million acres and providing nearly $600 million in realized benefits. Several of these flood retardance structures were put to the test in the Uvalde area when 26 inches of rain fell in a 3-day span. Texas weather is fickle. For a state this size, it boasts a tremendous amount of diversity in our landscape and the natural resources con…
Foundation offers $300K to assist flood-affected residents - Uvalde Leader News
Austin Dickson, CEO of Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Aug. 12. (Leader-News photo by Kaitlyn G. Alejandro) Emergency financial assistance is available to Uvalde County residents affected by July’s flood, by way of a $317,192 Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country grant. Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of San Antonio, Inc. received the money to distribute to flood-affected households, w…
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