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Kerr County commissioner's court to address flood recovery, budget, and dispatch contracts (opens the original)
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On Monday, Aug. 24 at 9 a.m. The county commissioners court will hold a public meeting to discuss a variety of issues, including increased funding for flood warning sirens, the 2026-2027 airport budget, the contract between Kerr County and the city of Ingram regarding dispatch services, and repairs to various county offices and buildings due to the July 16 flood. This meeting will be the first held at the Kerr County Courthouse at 700 Main St. since the building was severely damaged by the July
Flood survivors connect with aid organizations at fair (opens the original)
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City West Church had already committed to hosting the Flood Survivors Fair on Saturday, Aug. 8, but when the Convoy of Hope put out a call for local churches to help distribute food that day also, the volunteer pool stepped up. Hundreds of struggling flood survivors, seeking assistance directly from aid organizations, came to the fair, sponsored by Rebuild: The National Disaster Survivors Association. Virginia covers local government for the Kerrville Daily Times. Keep it Clean. Please avoid o
GTBC grant to establish sanctuary at KSP (opens the original)
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In addition to water recreation, many Kerr County tourists have come to the area on birding trips, according to Katy Kappel with Bird City Kerrville. Now, consecutive years of flooding have wiped out much of the vegetation habitat of birds, and some species are more scarce. However, a $10,000 grant from the Great Texas Birding Classic to Kerrville will help establish the multi-year project of a one-acre bird sanctuary at Kerrville-Schreiner Park. Virginia covers local government for the Ke
Center Point emergency response location open for two weeks (opens the original)
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Two portable buildings on Arcadia Loop that were washed away and lodged blocking the street on Thursday, July 16, were installed brand new less than 12 hours earlier. Cabin Kings business owner, Scott Marlowe, said his company installed the buildings at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. He said the Arcadia Loop customer described Thursdayâs security footage of glimpses between lightning flashes. Virginia covers local government for the Kerrville Daily Times. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, le
Flood relief begins with supplies, intake forms (opens the original)
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Almost a quarter mile of vehicles lined Junction Highway on Saturday to turn into the Blue Ridge Industrial Park, where the Salvation Army Kroc Center distributed flood supplies to households affected by the July 16 flood. The traffic moved steadily, starting at 10 a.m. and taking about 30 minutes to get to the distribution warehouse as community volunteers directed traffic and handed out meals. Finally, the flood supplies of tarps, socks, maps, shovels, gloves, cleaning supplies, paper goods, t
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