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Texas lawmakers launch new investigation into July flood disaster
Legislative committees will investigate causes and preparedness failures after July 2025 floods killed over 130 people including 27 children at Camp Mystic, lawmakers said.
- A new joint committee has been launched to investigate the deadly flooding that swept through the Texas Hill Country in July.
- Michael McCown, who lost his daughter in the flooding, said, "There was no legitimate emergency plan for floods, and when the water rose, those responsible for more than 700 children failed spectacularly."
- State Sen. Menendez said, "Primarily the most important thing is that as families consider sending their children back to these camps next summer, we as policymakers need to make sure that we send a very clear message to each and every camp that there has to be a basic minimum standard for safety, that there are no exceptions.
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Legislative committees launch to investigate July 2025 flood disaster failures
(The Center Square) – New joint state legislative General Investigative Committees have been launched to investigate widespread local preparedness and response failures at the local level related to the July 2025 Hill Country flood disaster.
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Daily Progress Jacksonville, TXNew legislative panels will investigate “facts and circumstances” of deadly Central Texas floods
Top Republicans in the Texas Legislature have announced the creation of committees tasked with “getting to the bottom of” the July flooding that killed more than 130 people, including 25 young girls and two teenage counselors at Camp Mystic. Lt.…
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