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Harris County Flood Control District

15 items where Harris County Commissioners Court's official record names Harris County 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

ON THE AGENDA2026-10-15Drainage & flooding

The Court is asked to discuss and possibly take action on the CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT federal grant programs managed by the Harris County Flood Control District.

PASSED2026-09-17Utilities

The Harris County Flood Control District seeks approval to sell a 0.1972-acre waterline easement to the North Harris County Regional Water Authority for the appraised value of $3,479.00, located in Precinct 4.

PASSED2026-09-17Drainage & flooding

The Harris County Flood Control District is accepting a donation of a 0.21-acre piece of land from RFallin Series, LLC, valued at $8,042.32, for a countywide flood control acquisition project.

PASSED2026-07-09Utilities

Harris County Flood Control District is selling a small easement (0.0230 acres) on its land to Level 3 Communications, LLC, so the company can run a fiber-optic cable through the property, at the appraised price of $339.00.

PASSED2026-04-16Drainage & flooding

The court directed the Harris County Flood Control District to submit monthly reports on every CDBG-MIT and CDBG-DR flood mitigation project, covering schedules, budgets, spending, and delays, starting May 1, 2026, and then on the third Monday of each month.

PASSED2025-12-11Drainage & flooding

The Harris County Flood Control District is giving up its interest in a 50-foot drainage easement on a 214.3-acre tract of land in Precinct 1.

PASSED2025-12-11Drainage & flooding

The Harris County Flood Control District is accepting a donated 3-acre tract of land from John F. Morgan, Jr. and wife, Cheryl Morgan, valued at $86,248.80, for a countywide land acquisition program in Precinct 3.

PASSED2025-11-13Utilities

The Harris County Flood Control District is selling a small strip of land (0.065 acres) to the City of Tomball so Tomball can run a permanent sanitary sewer line through it, at the appraised price of $4,272.00.

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