Good news. Houston Public Works has been hard at work reducing f
Good news. Houston Public Works has been hard at work reducing f
Good news. Houston Public Works has been hard at work reducing flood risk in Kingwood. They just removed a hundred tons of sediment from under the Deer Springs Bridge by Deer Ridge Park. And there's more to come. See what else is in store. 
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Good news. Houston Public Works has been hard at work reducing flood risk in Kingwood. They just removed a hundred tons of sediment from under the Deer Springs Bridge by Deer Ridge Park. And there's more to come. See what else is in store. reduceflooding.com/2 025/05/28/city-remov es-100-tons-of-sedim ent-from-under-
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Good news. Houston Public Works has been hard at work reducing flood risk in Kingwood. They just removed a hundred tons of sediment from under the Deer Springs Bridge by Deer Ridge Park. And there's more to come. See what else is in store. reduceflooding.com/2 025/05/28/city-remov es-100-tons-of-sedim ent-from-under-
Steppingout tipped BobRehak 100 credits for a post in this forum discussion.
100 tons of sediment sounds like a lot, but it amounts to maybe 5 dump trucks full. Houston Public Works needs to do much, much more. BobRehak please check my math.
BobRehak please check my math.
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Thank you Bob for keeping us updated. You bring so much good information to us.
Thanks for your diligence and hard work.
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