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Caldwell County is finally building a new evacuation center to keep everyone safe when disaster strikes. It’s a major upgrade that ensures you and your neighbors have a reliable place to go during future emergencies.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
Up to $550.6 million allocated statewide for recovery programs.
Homeowners who suffered storm damage in 2024.
No groups negatively affected
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Homeowners affected by 2024 storms can apply for repair or reimbursement funds through the Texas General Land Office.
The county is bracing for a severe winter storm. Officials have set up warming stations and are urging residents to check on elderly neighbors and secure livestock.
The county is using a $1 million state grant to install new outdoor warning sirens to help keep residents safe during flood events.
Caldwell County breaks ground on evacuation center Lockhart Post Register
This clears the way for the developer to re-subdivide the land into 18 smaller lots.
Allows the property owner to subdivide while maintaining a single residential unit on the larger lot.
Increases residential density in the area.
This allows for the division of the property into two residential lots.
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