The Edna City Council approved hiring Traylor and Associates to administer an application for Texas General Land Office funding for proposed District 2 drainage and water-line projects.
Drainage and flood-recovery matters came before the St. Charles Parish Council after Tropical Storm Arthur brought up to 9 inches of rain and flooding.
House Bill 1853 directs up to $60,000 from Mississippi’s State General Fund to Booneville for drainage problems on East Lake Street during the 2027 fiscal year.
Lafayette’s proposed $830 million FY2026-27 budget prioritizes roads, drainage, flood mitigation, public safety and parks before a Sept. 10 adoption vote.
Schertz City Council is scheduled to consider up to $9.85 million in certificates of obligation for street, drainage, public-safety and city-facility improvements.
Tangipahoa Parish plans to seek Louisiana disaster-mitigation funds for work on Peggy Lee Drive and Velma Drive in Amite. A 15-day objection period is expected to follow the submission.
The Livingston Parish Council adopted a Unified Development Code on July 23, creating one parishwide framework for land use, lot splits, drainage, flooding and project approvals.
A flash flood closed Interstate 70 between Silt and New Castle on July 20, sending mud, water and debris across about 300 yards of roadway and prompting CDOT cleanup and drainage work through July 22.
A Vermont Agency of Transportation factsheet updated July 29 outlines planned pavement, drainage, signage and pedestrian-access work on Bethel’s Class 1 town highways.
Act 4 of the 2026 Louisiana Regular Session lists $660,375 for South Winnfield Drainage Improvements – Phase 1 in Winnfield, but records reviewed do not identify the work area, bid status or construction schedule.
WisDOT is proposing to resurface about 1.25 miles of WIS 32 in Bayside from Dean Road to Mohawk Road. Construction is currently scheduled for 2029, with a possible 2028 start only if funding becomes available.
Charleston moved the Central Park Drainage Improvements Project toward construction, with bids due Aug. 14 and requirements for Riley Road access, festival coordination and a post-award public meeting.
Garden Ridge residents weighed future Comal County road and safety priorities at a June open house; no project, schedule or funding was approved.
Pinellas County’s Palm Harbor-Sutherland drainage study is still evaluating needs after its July 15 public-input deadline; no specific construction projects are finalized.
July flooding drew business calls for Metairie Road improvements, while Louisiana records show $6.46 million authorized for planning and construction with no public start date.
Walker is included in Livingston Parish’s adopted hazard plan, which remains under FEMA review and could guide future flood, drainage and mitigation priorities.
Councilmembers pressed Entergy and SWBNO on June 30 after Arthur briefly knocked drainage pumps offline and raised new questions.
Irving TX – The city is lining up a public meeting and a financing step for West Irving Creek, signaling the next phase of a long-running flood-control project.
