San Marcos has not yet fully recovered from last year's floods, but more help is on the way. Dylan Harkins has the story, in this Bobcat Update.
San Marcos experienced two devastating floods in 2015 -- one occurred in late May and the other during the Halloween weekend. Millions of dollars worth of property were destroyed. Most of the debris has been cleaned up, but the city still has a lot of work to do. Relief and recovery efforts continue.
The city recently received 25-million dollars in government funds, which brings the overall amount of flood relief to 142-million dollars.
Texas State Senior Caleb Kallman says he hopes the funds will be spent a certain way.
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City Communications Director Kristi Wyatt says the recovery process is long and difficult.
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Wyatt says many people still need help, so the city will continue to seek funds from the federal government. For Bobcat Update, I'm Dylan Harkins.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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