Summary
The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country provided a comprehensive update one year after the devastating floods, reporting $82 million in total grants. These funds have supported housing, small businesses, mental health, and $10 million in direct investments in City of Kerrville projects.
At a glance
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- 5
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
$82 million granted regionally over the past year, with $10 million dedicated to City of Kerrville projects and significant economic multiplier effects.
Flood survivor families, local small business owners, mental health service recipients, and the broader Kerrville community benefit from comprehensive recovery and rebuilding efforts.
Taxpayers who may face increased tax rates or fees, and departments experiencing budget constraints.
Mentions & discussions (5)
General - Aug 25, 2026
City officials and long-term recovery groups provided updates on ongoing flood damage assessments, housing needs, and infrastructure reconstruction following the July 2026 disaster.
General - Aug 12, 2026
The board expanded local business enhancement grants by doubling funding and removing matching requirements to help downtown businesses rebuild after severe flooding. Officials want to make sure struggling business owners can access financial assistance quickly without having to put up matching cash.
General - Jul 24, 2026
The city is facing a tight budget for fiscal year 2027 compounded by over $30 million in estimated infrastructure and property damages from recent flooding. Council members and staff discussed the possibility of considering a disaster tax rate and reallocating funds while struggling with state-imposed property tax caps.
General - Jun 23, 2026
The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country provided a comprehensive update one year after the devastating floods, reporting $82 million in total grants. These funds have supported housing, small businesses, mental health, and $10 million in direct investments in City of Kerrville projects.
City Council - Feb 10, 2026
Representatives from the long-term recovery team, UGRA, and habitat organizations shared updates on housing rebuilding, flood warning systems, and tree planting initiatives along the Guadalupe River.
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