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What this is
Harris County is applying for $10 million in federal funds to help residents still recovering from the 2021 winter storms that devastated our community.
Type: GrantFile: 26-3248 Status: Passed Legislative Body: Commissioners Court Introduced: 2026-05-06 Passed: 2026-05-14
Mary.Cesar@harriscountytx.gov
Key details
- Amount: $10.1 million in federal disaster recovery funds
- Source: Community Development Block Grant from Texas General Land Office
- Target: Low- and moderate-income families affected by 2021 winter storms
- Uses: Housing repairs, infrastructure improvements, community services
- Local cost: No matching funds required from Harris County
Where it reaches
- Address
- 1001 Preston St, 77002
- District
- City Council · District I
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Why it matters
Many neighbors are still recovering from the 2021 winter storm that left millions without power and water. This money helps fix homes and supports families who couldn't afford repairs. It's free federal help for our community's most vulnerable residents.
Two outcomes
If it doesn't
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If this passes
Harris County gets $10 million to help families fix storm damage, pay utility bills, and support small businesses still recovering from the 2021 freeze.
If this does not pass
Families continue struggling with unrepaired damage and financial hardship from the winter storm without this federal assistance.
How to get involved
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By the numbers
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DistrictCity Council · District I
Led byHarris County Commissioners Court
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