Caldwell County is finally building a new evacuation center to keep everyone safe when disaster strikes. It’s a major upgrade that ensures you and your neighbors have a reliable place to go during future emergencies.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Up to $550.6 million allocated statewide for recovery programs.
Homeowners who suffered storm damage in 2024.
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Homeowners affected by 2024 storms can apply for repair or reimbursement funds through the Texas General Land Office.
The county is bracing for a severe winter storm. Officials have set up warming stations and are urging residents to check on elderly neighbors and secure livestock.
The county is using a $1 million state grant to install new outdoor warning sirens to help keep residents safe during flood events.
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