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Funding expected to come soon for Clear Creek, Dickinson Bayou flood study

By James T. Norman, Rachel Leland

A number of cities and counties could soon begin pitching in a total of $3 million for the second phase of a study related to a number of large flood projects set to be built in the region.

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