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Tag: DRH

Video: Informing Texas senators about how to fix disaster recovery

Disaster Recovery, State issues•by •Posted December 14, 2015

In early December, the Texas Senate Committee of Intergovernmental Relations (IGR) held a public hearing and overview of the interim…

Tags: Disaster recovery, DRH, RAPIDO, Texas Legislature

Disaster declared in several Texas counties, but comprehensive recovery strategy still needed

Disaster Recovery, State issues•by •Posted November 25, 2015

On the day before Thanksgiving, President Obama signed an official federal disaster declaration for the Texas counties affected by severe…

Tags: Disaster recovery, DRH, RAPIDO

South Texas colonia conditions mean possible repeat of Katrina level disaster

Disaster Recovery, Housing, National issues•by •Posted August 28, 2015

Ten years after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, the Rio Grande Valley in southeast Texas is exactly the kind of…

Tags: Colonias, Disaster recovery, DRH, Hurricane Katrina, Rio Grande Valley
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