$35 Million Stormwater Projects in Kingsville
The City of Kingsville is investing over $35 million in 14 stormwater infrastructure projects to reduce flooding and improve drainage.
Neighborhoods like Armstrong Street and East Caesar Avenue, classified as special flood hazard zones by FEMA, often experience severe flooding during heavy rain.
“We do have what we call localized flooding,” said City Engineer Charlie Cardenas. “They’re almost like rivers, and so the issue is to get the stormwater away from streets and residents as soon as possible.
Author's summary: Kingsville invests $35 million to reduce flooding.
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