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DepartmentHarris County Commissioners Court

Flood Control District

116 items where Harris County Commissioners Court's official record names Flood Control District as the department bringing it forward.

Grouped from the department name each item's own record states — not an org chart, and not every item names a department (most don't), so this isn't a complete list of everything that department has done.

Items

PASSED2026-08-25Drainage & flooding

The county is approving a one-year renewal of a concrete channel lining repair contract for the Flood Control District, with Ceballos Construction, LLC as the primary contractor and Specialty Construction TX, LLC as the secondary contractor, covering northern areas from February 1, 2027 through January 31, 2028, at a cost of $3,353,813.

PASSED2026-08-25Drainage & flooding

The county is selecting Halff Associates, Inc. to negotiate a contract for engineering or architectural services related to the South Mayde Creek Bypass Channel and Stormwater Detention Basin project for the Flood Control District.

PASSED2026-08-25Drainage & flooding

The county is awarding a $3,430,555 contract for riparian (streambank and vegetation) management services to UFL INC. as primary contractor and The Urban Foresters, LLC as secondary contractor for the Flood Control District.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Drainage & flooding

The Court is asked to accept a Technical Memorandum prepared by MBCO Engineering, LLC and Surveying, dated June 2024, regarding drainage improvements in the College Park Subdivision within the Armand Bayou Watershed in Precinct 2.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Drainage & flooding

The Court is asked to receive a status update from the Flood Control District on projects funded through the CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT federal grant programs.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Drainage & flooding

The Court is asked to approve a grant application that the Flood Control District has already submitted to the Texas Water Development Board for $900,000 in federal flood mitigation funds for a project in the Addicks Reservoir Watershed (Precinct 4).

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Drainage & flooding

The Court is asked to approve a grant application that the Flood Control District has already submitted to the Texas Water Development Board for $900,000 in federal flood mitigation funds for a project in the Cedar Bayou Watershed (Precinct 3).

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Drainage & flooding

The Court is asked to approve a grant application that the Flood Control District has already submitted to the Texas Water Development Board for $7,500,000 in federal flood mitigation funds for a project in the Galveston Bay Watershed (Precinct 2).

Flood Control District — items brought before Harris County Commissioners Court — PlainDocket