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
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
Do you have a flood insurance policy? As part of Texas Flood Awareness Week, the City of College Station reminds residents to be prepared. Purchasing flood insurance is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your home and possessions in the event of a flood. Don’t be left out in the rain. Continue reading Proper insurance is the first step in reducing flood-related risks
With heavy rains from Hurricane Laura possible in our area, it’s an excellent time to review necessary safety precautions and take appropriate actions to protect your family and property. It’s also a good idea to sign up to receive emergency notifications from Brazos County. Continue reading 8 steps you can take to weather the storm
Did you know flash flooding is the No. 1 cause of weather-related damage in Texas? Sadly, our great state often leads the nation in flood-related deaths. As part of Texas Flood Awareness Week, the City of College Station reminds residents to be prepared. Continue reading 3 steps to make sure you’re ready for a flash flood
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