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City Begins Clearing Blocked Ditch Under Kingwood Drive - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 06/30/2025 6:53pm
Article Summary:
"City of Houston Initiates Ditch Cleanup Under Kingwood Drive to Mitigate Flooding"
The City of Houston has initiated a project to clear a long-neglected, silt-blocked drainage ditch under Kingwood Drive to reduce the risk of flooding, particularly for the 110 homes impacted during Hurricane Harvey. The $350,568 project involves clearing debris and invasive trees, with work expected to be completed by August 29, 2025, utilizing funds from the Houston Public Works Dedicated Drainage & Street Renewal Fund. Residents are advised to expect some noise and minor water line adjustments throughout the project.
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Date: 06/30/2025 6:53pm
Article Summary:
"City of Houston Initiates Ditch Cleanup Under Kingwood Drive to Mitigate Flooding"
The City of Houston has initiated a project to clear a long-neglected, silt-blocked drainage ditch under Kingwood Drive to reduce the risk of flooding, particularly for the 110 homes impacted during Hurricane Harvey. The $350,568 project involves clearing debris and invasive trees, with work expected to be completed by August 29, 2025, utilizing funds from the Houston Public Works Dedicated Drainage & Street Renewal Fund. Residents are advised to expect some noise and minor water line adjustments throughout the project.
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