The failure to address transportation and water needs threatens the future of Texas.

Joined November 2012
Have Texas leaders kept their promises of transportation funding? #ConservativeInvestment #txlege #infrastructure
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"The Texas Senate unanimously approved a bipartisan package of bills that would pull $1.8 billion from the state's rainy day fund to aid in Hurricane Harvey recovery and plan for and protect against future storms." #txlege #floodmitigation texastribune.org/2019/03/20/…
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"Sen. Brandon Creighton, said hurricane disaster recovery and flood mitigation “are exactly what the Rainy Day Fund was designed for”" #txlege #floodmitigation katytimes.com/education/arti…
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"Texas must prioritize flood planning and mitigation." #txlege #floodmitigation statesman.com/opinion/201903…
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“Moving forward, without further actions to improve disaster preparedness and mitigate flooding, the area will continue to experience flooding impacting its businesses and residents." #txlege #floodmitigation #HurricaneHarvey chron.com/neighborhood/katy/…
"Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Wednesday endorsed spending $3 billion from the state rainy day fund to pay for Hurricane Harvey related measures." #HurricaneHarvey #txlege #rainydayfund statesman.com/news/20190306/…
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"Houston is the 77th most congested in the world, and the 13th most congested city in the U.S." #texashighways #traffic #txlege ktrh.iheart.com/content/2019…
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History proves that flood preparation is key. Opposition stalled the Galveston seawall in the 1890s & in 1900, the Galveston Hurricane became the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history. We can't wait for another major hurricane to fund flood infrastructure projects. #txlege
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DID YOU KNOW? @AggiesByTheSea proposes a “coastal spine” at the entrance to Galveston Bay as a way to protect the region against major flooding. Funding for innovative projects like this is one way to heed @GovAbbott call to “future-proof” the Texas coast. #txlege #texasflooding
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DID YOU KNOW? “Stakeholders identified financial assistance for implementation of structural and non-structural flood mitigation projects as the number one area for the state to invest resources.” – State Flood Assessment pg. 31 texasfloodassessment.com/doc…
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Institute for Science, Technology & Public Policy (ISTPP) at the @BushSchool are partnering with other @TAMU researchers to identify how planning, policies, & infrastructure affect the capacity of urban communities to recover from flooding. #floods #txlege bit.ly/2t32Mto
Fort Bend County outside of Houston is one of the top 10 fastest growing counties in America. Investing in infrastructure is the conservative thing to do. #infrastructure #texastraffic #roads
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