Houston plans record rainy day fund, but is it enough @ABC13Houston
Houston plans record rainy day fund, but is it enough @ABC13Houston
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Houston has seen its fair share of disasters over the years, but before Tropical Storm Allison dumped feet of rain on this area, the city had no backup savings and no rainy-day fun
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Houston plans record rainy day fund, but is it enough

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