Blaise Ganey
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124 appearances
23 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 21 Jul
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TxDOT has been working around the clock.
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Abbott has already sent the major disaster declaration to the federal government.
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For NPR News, I'm Blaise Gainey.
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While the disaster declaration will help unlock federal recovery assistance, officials say the immediate danger isn't over because rivers are forecast to continue rising as floodwaters move downstream.
Abbott says people across the state should still be cautious.
Officials are urging people to stay away from flooded roads as rescue operations continue and communities begin preparing for recovery.
For NPR News, I'm Blaise Ganey.
For NPR News, I'm Blaze Ganey.
Governor Greg Abbott is asking Texans to pay attention to flood alerts throughout the rest of the week as more rain is expected.
Floods are confirmed in the Hill Country area as well as in other areas along the Guadalupe River.
Abbott says the damage is not yet done.
Several camp attendees lost their lives.
This time around, Abbott says the camps along the river are not in danger.
For NPR News, I'm Blaise Gainey in Austin.
Abbott opened Wednesday's presser telling people that the weather event has been categorized as life-threatening catastrophic floods.
This comes a little over a year after the deadly floods in hill country that led to the death of more than 130 people.
Abbott says this storm is expected to produce more rain than that.
I'm Blaze Ganey in Austin.
Somebody over there ain't seen how to use a gun?
Abbott opened Wednesday's presser telling people that the weather event has been categorized as life-threatening catastrophic floods.
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