The Texas General Land Office celebrated the expansion for disaster relief in South Texas.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Natural disasters have a way of creating a path of destruction and while we may not know what the future holds for us, we do know that now thanks to a newly funded program, the Coastal Bend will be prepared for whatever may come our way.
Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham was in town Wednesday to celebrate a brand new multi-family rental community, Ingleside Village, that will replace homes that were destroyed in Hurricane Harvey.
Ingleside Village is just one project part of the $26 million funding from the Texas General Land Office to make our area more resilient against future storms.
“Hurricane comes in, and then you wait for the cavalry to arrive. There’s no cavalry, the cavalry’s what you make of it,” Kleberg County Judge Rudy Madrid said. “Kleberg County is going …