Precinct 3 FEMA grant work
Baylor CountyTexas- Detected
- Sep 16, 2026
- 47 days ago
- Sector
- Public Works
- Est. value
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From the meeting
The line item is "7705 FEMA GRANT EXPENSE" in Precinct 3 Expense. Baylor County approved $387,426 for FY 2027 Approved, up from $327,876 under 2026 Approved. This is a large, named Federal Emergency Management Agency grant-backed public works account that likely supports road, drainage, or disaster recovery work in Precinct 3.
The grant-funded scale makes it a strong lead for contractors, materials suppliers, and project support firms.
- Meeting date
- September 16, 2026
- Agency
- Baylor County
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