Forbes
Topline One week after deadly flash floods killed at least 120 people in central Texas, a raft of new reporting increasingly aims the blame at state and local officials for failing to build a suggested warning system—and taxpayers for refusing to pay for one. Key Facts Kerr County officials knew for a decade that a
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Here’s Why Texas Lacked A Flood Warning System When Everyone Knew It Needed
Mary Whitfill Roeloffs
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Topline One week after deadly flash floods killed at least 120 people in central Texas, a raft of new reporting increasingly aims the blame at state and local officials for failing to build a suggested warning system—and taxpayers for refusing to pay for one. Key Facts Kerr County officials knew for a decade that a
