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Woodridge-Taylor Gully Construction Starts Again - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 05/19/2026 5:37pm
Article Summary:
**Woodridge–Taylor Gully Flood Mitigation Construction Resumes After Nearly Three-Year Pause**
Construction has resumed on the long-delayed Woodridge Village–Taylor Gully flood mitigation project in Kingwood, nearly three years after work was paused to secure federal funding. Backed by roughly $42 million in approved grants, the project will add significant stormwater detention capacity and improve more than 13,000 feet of channel along Taylor Gully to reduce flood risk for thousands of residents. Officials say the work, prompted by devastating 2019 floods, must be completed by March 2028.
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Date: 05/19/2026 5:37pm
Article Summary:
**Woodridge–Taylor Gully Flood Mitigation Construction Resumes After Nearly Three-Year Pause**
Construction has resumed on the long-delayed Woodridge Village–Taylor Gully flood mitigation project in Kingwood, nearly three years after work was paused to secure federal funding. Backed by roughly $42 million in approved grants, the project will add significant stormwater detention capacity and improve more than 13,000 feet of channel along Taylor Gully to reduce flood risk for thousands of residents. Officials say the work, prompted by devastating 2019 floods, must be completed by March 2028.
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