The Bexar County Flood Control Program is a 10-year, $500 Million capital improvement program that was established by the Bexar County Commissioners Court in 2007. The program is designed to address flooding from a regional perspective, rather than by political or jurisdictional boundaries, and is the result of a partnership between Bexar County, the San Antonio River Authority, the City of San Antonio and 20 suburban cities, known as the Bexar Regional Watershed Management.
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Bexar County Flood Control
Capital Improvement Projects
Bexar County is investing $500 million over 10 years to build approximately 50 flood control projects across our community. View the interactive map to learn more about projects near you.
Projects Under Construction
view allEvans RoadShane Road Low Water CrossingSan Pedro Huisache Phase IISixmile Creek Drainage Improvements - S. Flores BridgeSt. Mary's University DrainageMid-Beitel Creek Channel RestorationRoland Avenue BridgeSchaefer Road Drainage Phase IIngram Road LWC #58Shepherd Road at Elm Creek & Black Hill Branch
Community Meetings
view all05/31/12 - Knoll Creek Community Meeting
06/05/12 - Henze Road Community Meeting
News Updates
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Project: Shane Road Low Water Crossing
Scope:
This project consists of replacing a low water crossing with a bridge along Shane Road between Southton and Bobbie Allen. This project also includes roadway reconstruction of Shane Road from Southton and Bobbie Allen as well as utility relocations.
Construction Updates:
Construction is substantially completion with miscellaneous items remaining.