Category: Housing

In a year, over 200 in permanent, 600 in temporary housing in Texas Hill Country

In a year, over 200 in permanent, 600 in temporary housing in Texas Hill Country

(The Center Square) – As Hill Country residents continue to press forward after the one-year anniversary of the July 4 flood disaster, communities are continuing to rebuild. This includes hundreds returning to permanent housing after hundreds more received temporary housing. So far, 130 households have returned to permanent housing. Another 98 households are also “actively […]

A year on, Habitat Kerr County expects 30 flood-impacted families home

A year on, Habitat Kerr County expects 30 flood-impacted families home

A year after the July 4 flood, Habitat for Humanity Kerr County expects to have 30 flood-impacted families back in their homes by the anniversary, the nonprofit said. The work has ranged from major repairs to complete rebuilds and new construction across Kerrville, Center Point and Comfort. Ten of the 30 families are moving into […]

Over 200 Hill Country families finding new homes

Over 200 Hill Country families finding new homes

TEXAS — On the cusp of the first anniversary since the Guadalupe River tore through Kerr County, “normal” is not what this community is feeling. However, a new future is starting to take shape. The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country announced this week that 228 families have received help with temporary housing and finding […]

Community Foundation announces major housing recovery milestones one year after the flood

Community Foundation announces major housing recovery milestones one year after the flood

Almost one year after the July 4, 2025, flood that reshaped communities across Kerr County and the surrounding areas, The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country announced significant progress in housing recovery efforts, reporting that 130 households have returned to permanent housing and another 98 are actively working toward permanent housing solutions. The announcement […]

One year after Kerr County floods, 228 households are home or actively progressing toward permanent housing 

One year after Kerr County floods, 228 households are home or actively progressing toward permanent housing 

130 households have returned home; 98 additional households remain on active pathways to permanent housing  KERRVILLE, Texas — Nearly one year after the devastating July 4 floods, the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country announced today that 130 households have returned to permanent housing, while 98 additional households are actively progressing toward permanent housing […]

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