County and city stay busy in response to flood damage

  • ABOVE- A visiting TXDOT machine and operator works to make Garvin Ln. passable after the July 4 floods. TMN photo.
    ABOVE- A visiting TXDOT machine and operator works to make Garvin Ln. passable after the July 4 floods. TMN photo.
  • Please scan this code to report flood damage of private property. Menard County has not reached the threshold of reporting to qualify for individual assistance.
    Please scan this code to report flood damage of private property. Menard County has not reached the threshold of reporting to qualify for individual assistance.
  • Please scan this code to report flood damage of private property. Menard County has not reached the threshold of reporting to qualify for individual assistance.
    Please scan this code to report flood damage of private property. Menard County has not reached the threshold of reporting to qualify for individual assistance.
    Both county and state roads damaged by the July 4 floods continue to undergo cleanup and repairs. The Brownwood district of Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) answered the call of the state and responded to support an overwhelmed and under equipped Menard County Road & Bridge Department.A TXDOT crew from Brownwood, and some operators from the Coleman district, worked in Menar...

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