• 841 people case managed
• 179 families recovered
• 7,400 in volunteer hours
• $160,000 spent on construction

During the first part of May of 2015, many locations across the State of Texas received well above normal rainfall, creating saturated ground conditions. When the Memorial Day weekend arrived, the saturated soil forced rain runoff directly into rivers, streams, and flash-flood prone areas. Certain areas of Texas saw more than 20 inches of rainfall in a matter of days. In total, about 8 million acre-feet of water flowed into the state’s reservoirs.