Harlingen is tackling those pesky drainage issues that cause flooding. They're partnering with CCDD5 to get the job done, so expect things to get better soon!
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Substantial funds are allocated for street maintenance, drainage projects, and public works vehicles.
Residents will benefit from improved streets, better drainage, and more efficient public works services.
Areas with inadequate drainage will continue to experience flooding and potential property damage until improvements are made.
Cameron County Drainage District No. 5 is undertaking projects to improve flood mitigation, including widening channels and building detention ponds, with significant grant funding secured.
The city is planning upgrades to roads and water systems. These projects are crucial for maintaining city services and improving daily life for residents.
The existing drainage systems are outdated and lack the capacity to handle current rainfall events, let alone future development. The study highlights the need for upgrades, including larger pipes, improved channels, and better outfall management.
The city is seeking federal grants to fund the Commerce Street Reconstruction Phase I project, which aims to improve a key roadway. This could lead to better traffic flow and potentially safer conditions.
CCDD5, City of Harlingen, partner up to tackle drainage issues Rio Grande Guardian
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