Our goal is to determine the Trinity River's nature of flood risk in regions, evaluate flood mitigation practices, & identify projects that prevent flooding.
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The Trinity Regional Flood Planning Group Technical Subcommittee agenda for Thursday, July 23, 2026 has been posted to the Trinity RFPG website trinityrfpg.org/
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The Trinity Regional Flood Planning Group Technical Subcommittee's Monday, June 29, 2026, public meeting agenda has been posted to the Trinity RFPG website. trinityrfpg.org/
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The Trinity Regional Flood Planning Group's Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025, public meeting agenda has been posted to the Trinity RFPG website. trinityrfpg.org/
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The Region 3 Trinity Regional Flood Planning Group (RFPG) is soliciting nominations to fill voting positions on the Region 3 Trinity RFPG.
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In an effort to hear from as many communities and individuals as possible, the Region 3 Trinity Regional Flood Planning Group (Trinity RFPG) has extended the deadline to March 31, 2025 to submit information about flood-related issues in your area.
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The online data collection survey and interactive web map can be accessed here – trinity.halff.com/.
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To all stakeholders and interested parties, please be advised that meeting agenda and materials have been posted online for the Trinity Regional Flood Planning Group's public meeting on Wednesday, March 12 at 1:00 p.m.
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To see the Meeting Agenda, Materials Packet or any other information about this and previous meetings, visit the Trinity RFPG website home page and click on the Meetings tab.
trinityrfpg.org/meetings/
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To all those in the Trinity Region who have been affected by flood-related issues, don't forget to submit your data via our survey and interactive web map, available at trinity.halff.com/, before Feb. 11.
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We need to hear from you about flood-related issues in your area and have launched an online data collection tool for that purpose. The data collection portal is now open (trinity.halff.com) and will remain available through Feb. 11, 2025.
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Those interested in submitting feedback on the Draft 2024 State Flood Plan can do so in person during the @twdb public meeting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. in room 170 of the Stephen F. Austin Building, 1700 North Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
The @TWDB is holding a public meeting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. to receive public comments for the Draft 2024 State Flood Plan. Participate in person, via GoToWebinar, or leave written comments by June 17. Details at bit.ly/StateFloodPlanning. #txwater #txflood
For more information on how to participate in tomorrow's public meeting or submit feedback on the 2024 State Flood Plan, visit twdb.texas.gov/flood/plannin….
As we get closer to finalizing Texas' first-ever flood plan this summer, check out this recent article from @TexasTribune, which highlights the plan's insights on which Texans face the highest risk of flooding and the recommended solutions to reduce that risk.
More than 5 million Texans, or one in six people in the state, live or work in an area susceptible to flooding, according to a draft of the state’s first-ever flood plan. bit.ly/3R2eaRJ
ICYMI: We'll be hosting our next public meeting at 10:00 a.m. on Nov. 17 at the Tarrant Regional Water District's Administration Building in Fort Worth.
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Can't wait to see you all tonight at our final informational session, taking place from 6-8 p.m. at the North Central Texas Council of Governments’ William Pitstick Conference Room.
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We’ll see you all from 5-7 p.m. this evening in the Houston County Electric Cooperative’s Community Room to discuss the recently prepared Draft Regional Flood Plan, show you flood mitigation recommendations for your area and answer your questions about the draft plan!
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Thanks to all who attended our first informational session last night in Dayton and provided valuable feedback on the Draft Regional Flood Plan. Back at it again this evening in Crockett!
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Today’s the day! We’ll see you from 5-7 p.m. at the Dayton Community Center, Ballroom 300B, to teach you about the recently prepared Draft Regional Flood Plan, show you flood mitigation recommendations for your local area and answers your questions about the draft plan!
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The countdown begins! In less than four weeks, the Trinity RFPG will begin its series of informational sessions from August 29-31.
Now that the Draft Regional Flood Plan has been submitted to the Texas Water Development Board and made available for review on our website and in several libraries across the region, let’s take a look at what’s ahead.
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The moment you’ve all been waiting for – the Draft Regional Flood Plan has now been submitted to the Texas Water Development Board and is available for review on the Trinity RFPG website!
Our next meeting of the full Planning Group is scheduled for Thurs. July 21 at the Dallas County Records Building.
The preliminary draft Regional Flood Plan is available on our website (trinityrfpg.org) along with the Agenda and all other important Meeting Materials
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As part of a $223 million project to improve the Trinity River floodway in Dallas, the Army Corp of Engineers is working to reduce the slope on portions along the 23-mile network of barriers that hold back floodwaters by raising certain sections of the levees by 2 to 6 feet.
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