Houston City Council Approves $314M in Recovery Funds After Hurricane Beryl, Derecho
Funds target housing, power resilience, and emergency services to aid recovery from Hurricane Beryl and the May derecho, city officials said.
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Spending federal recovery funds (Aug. 14, 2025)
On Thursday's show: Houston City Council has approved spending plans for $315 million in federal recovery funds, going against an initial proposal from the mayor. We find out what that money will be spent on. And we learn what recent comments from President Trump could mean for the future of wind energy in Texas.
Houston approves disaster recovery plan, allocates $100M for housing repairs
The Houston City Council approved a $314.6 million disaster recovery plan to address home repairs, power generation resilience, homeless services and debris management in the wake of the 2024 derecho and Hurricane Beryl. The measure includes a major amendment from Council Member Tiffany Thomas that shifts $50 million from the city’s Power Generation and Resiliency Program to double funding for housing recovery. Community advocates welcomed the h…
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