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Central Texas Flood Recovery: $8 Million Raised, Progress Made

12/3/2025

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Texas Raises Flood Recovery Funds

Central Texas has raised over $8 million for flood recovery.
The Central Texas Community Foundation has distributed $3.35 million to 115 residents in Travis and Williamson counties.
60 fraud cases delayed the distribution process.
The foundation aims to reach $10 million by January 31, 2026.
The Texas Division of Emergency Management reports removal of over 3 million cubic yards of debris and state spending on recovery.

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Kerr County Rejects Funding

Kerr County leaders rejected state flood funding that could have funded a warning system after deadly flash floods killed over 100 people.
Texas lawmakers noted that Kerr and other local governments turned down grants because offers covered as little as 5% of project costs.
Some officials sought alternative funding, but Kerr's situation remains dire.
Despite promises of additional funding for flood sirens, Kerr must reapply and faces uncertain future assistance.

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Texas Raises Flood Recovery Funds

Central Texas has raised over $8 million for flood recovery.
The Central Texas Community Foundation has distributed $3.35 million to 115 residents in Travis and Williamson counties.
60 fraud cases delayed the distribution process.
The foundation aims to reach $10 million by January 31, 2026.
The Texas Division of Emergency Management reports removal of over 3 million cubic yards of debris and state spending on recovery.

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