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Drainage Projects in the Works Since Last Hurricane Season

Drainage Projects in the Works Since Last Hurricane Season

Drainage districts, cities and counties across Southeast Texas have been hard at work improving their systems’ resiliency to put residents in a better situation than they were this time last year.

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Beaumont Enterprise
https://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/article/SETX-drainage-districts-prepare-for-upcoming-17182634.php

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