Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Houston homeowners impacted by Derecho or Hurricane Beryl may now be eligible for disaster recovery funding.
The city has launched a $50 million home repair program as part of a larger $314 million disaster recovery package.
Know someone whose home was damaged by Derecho or Hurricane Beryl? Share this with them and watch the full conversation with Craig Cohen and Council Member Tiffany D. Thomas on YouTube.
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Houston homeowners impacted by Derecho or Hurricane Beryl may now be eligible for disaster recovery funding.
The city has launched a $50 million home repair program as part of a larger $314 million disaster recovery package.
Know someone whose home was damaged by Derecho or Hurricane Beryl? Share this with them and watch the full conversation with Craig Cohen and Council Member Tiffany D. Thomas on YouTube.
SUBSCRIBE for more local news and information from Houston Public Media: youtube.com/@HoustonPublicMedia
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Instagram: instagram.com/houstonpubmedia
Facebook: facebook.com/houstonpublicmedia
X: https://x.com/houstonpubmedia
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Houston Public Media is a trusted source for local news, information, and original storytelling in Houston, Texas.
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Subscribe to the Hello, Houston! newsletter: houstonpublicmedia.org/hellohouston
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