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Official Taylor Gully-Woodridge Project Groundbreaking - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 07/20/2026 4:06pm
Article Summary:
Officials Break Ground on $41.9M Taylor Gully/Woodridge Flood-Mitigation Project to Reduce Kingwood Flood Risk
Federal, state and local officials broke ground on the Taylor Gully/Woodridge flood-mitigation project, a major effort aimed at reducing flood risk in the Kingwood area through channel improvements and a 400-acre-foot detention basin. Funded largely by $41.9 million in federal disaster mitigation grants, the project is expected to lower stormwater levels by up to five feet in some areas and be completed within 18 months, pending weather. Leaders emphasized the project’s urgency amid recent heavy rains and ongoing regional development.
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Date: 07/20/2026 4:06pm
Article Summary:
Officials Break Ground on $41.9M Taylor Gully/Woodridge Flood-Mitigation Project to Reduce Kingwood Flood Risk
Federal, state and local officials broke ground on the Taylor Gully/Woodridge flood-mitigation project, a major effort aimed at reducing flood risk in the Kingwood area through channel improvements and a 400-acre-foot detention basin. Funded largely by $41.9 million in federal disaster mitigation grants, the project is expected to lower stormwater levels by up to five feet in some areas and be completed within 18 months, pending weather. Leaders emphasized the project’s urgency amid recent heavy rains and ongoing regional development.
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