About 90% of U.S. natural disasters involve flooding, costing taxpayers more than $850 billion in the last two decades. As a follow-up to Texas Flood Awareness Week, we offer six prudent ways to begin protecting yourself, your property, and our community. Continue reading 6 prudent steps you can take to protect your property from the hazards of flooding
With this being National Scoop the Poop Week, it’s an ideal time to remind you about why it’s so essential for you to clean up after your dogs when you’re out for a neighborhood stroll. A single pile of pet waste may not seem like a big deal – until you consider more than 32,000 dogs live in College Station. Continue reading Help keep College Station safe and clean – always Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
A single pile of pet waste may not seem like a big deal – until you consider that 29,500 pets live in College Station. All that waste takes an entire year to break down completely and can wash into our local storm sewer system and waterways. When you’re out walking your pets, please clean up after them. Continue reading Help keep College Station safe and clean – always Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
As new homes and subdivisions are built in our growing community, ensuring the construction sites are safe for nearby people and our waterways is essential. Preventing stormwater pollution is critical to preserving the quality of our creeks and tributaries. Continue reading Preventing stormwater pollution helps preserve the water quality in our creeks and tributaries
In this episode of “Stuff You Don’t Usually See,” Engineering Program Specialist David Vaughn and Marketing Coordinator Grace Hallowell discuss flood preparedness and the best ways to protect your family and property. Continue reading Video: Vaughn discusses flood preparedness and the best ways to protect your family and property
Flooding is the most common and costly natural disaster in the United States. With Monday marking the start of Texas Flood Awareness Week, we offer prudent steps for you to protect yourself, your property, and our community. Continue reading As part of Texas Flood Awareness Week, here are 6 prudent steps to protect you and your property
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