Overview
- Search and rescue operations continue along the Guadalupe River as confirmed fatalities climb past 110 and hundreds remain unaccounted for.
- Kerrville City Council renewed its state of emergency and outlined major debris removal and infrastructure recovery efforts.
- Sheriff Larry Leitha and other county leaders declined to provide a detailed timeline of when flash flood warnings were issued or who managed National Weather Service alerts.
- The Upper Guadalupe River Authority’s April contract with Kisters to design a flood warning system remains unfulfilled, leaving its $73,000 project status unclear.
- Years of denied FEMA and state grants left Kerr County without sirens or modern monitors while neighboring Comfort installed outdoor warning sirens and reported zero flood deaths.