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Peak Hurricane Season Is Here

We’re at the peak of hurricane season, but the season is far from over. The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs through November 30 — meaning we still have about 80 days to go. Even after hurricane season ends, flooding can happen at any time. Stay aware of conditions in your area and know what’s happening…
September 12, 20260Comments

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Community

Keeping Trash Out of Harris County Waterways

Trash dumped along streets, ditches, and bayous is more than an eyesore. When debris reaches a drainage channel, it can interfere with the movement of stormwater and create additional maintenance challenges. That concern was raised by residents during the September 8 Harris County Commissioners Court meeting. A Northeast Houston resident described illegal dumping in her…
September 11, 20260Comments

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Community

Commissioners Court Sets Public Hearing for Flood Control District Budget

Harris County Commissioners Court has taken the next step in the annual budget process for the Harris County Flood Control District, setting a public hearing for September 17, 2026. During its September 8 meeting, Commissioners Court unanimously approved moving the Flood Control District’s proposed budget forward for public consideration. The action follows discussions and amendments…
September 9, 20260Comments

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Weather & Alerts

Be Ready Before the Next Storm

September is National Preparedness Month, a reminder that preparing for severe weather starts long before rain begins to fall. In Harris County, heavy rainfall and rapidly changing weather can create dangerous conditions with little warning. One simple step residents can take now is making sure they have access to reliable weather and flood information when…
September 8, 20260Comments

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Community

Executive Director Marcus Stuckett Highlights Partnership and Long-Term Resilience at CFRTF Meeting

Harris County Flood Control District Executive Director Marcus Stuckett joined members of the Community Flood Resilience Task Force (CFRTF) during its August 25 General Meeting to emphasize the importance of collaboration, community voices, and long-term planning as Harris County continues working toward greater flood resilience. The CFRTF brings together residents and subject-matter experts to provide…
August 26, 20260Comments

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Projects

Harris County, we have a Marsh Master.

It’s half boat, half bulldozer, all business… Unleash the Marsh Master! Built to go where traditional equipment can't, this amphibious machine travels over both land and water, making it ideal for wetlands, shallow streams, and other difficult-to-access areas. And it’s already making a difference! Maintenance crews recently used the Marsh Master for the very first…
August 25, 20260Comments

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The Bayou Bulletin, powered by the Harris County Flood Control District, shares stories of flood resilience in Harris County—highlighting people, projects, and progress. The Harris County Flood Control District, created in 1937, is governed by Harris County Commissioners Court.

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