Summary
A historic bridge in Burnet County was wiped out by recent floods, leaving locals facing major detours. It’s going to be a long, pricey road to get things back to normal.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Expect a heavy hit to the city budget and potential tax implications as repair costs pile up.
Construction and engineering firms will likely see a surge in demand for their services to rebuild the crossing.
Commuters and local businesses are the biggest losers here, as they'll be stuck with longer travel times and disrupted supply routes.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Highland Lakes area sees moderate flooding - DailyTrib.com
Heavy rain across the Lower Colorado River Basin led to moderate flooding across Burnet and Llano counties on Friday, Oct. 2. No major damage has been reported, but some low water crossings were made impassable...
Marble Falls downtown lighting project underway - DailyTrib.com
A long-awaited downtown lighting project is almost finished in Marble Falls. Programmable string lights will stretch throughout downtown, hanging from 18 new lighting fixtures along Main Street. This is all...
Historic Burnet County bridge swept away in July Fourth floods
Historic Burnet County bridge swept away in July Fourth floods Spectrum News
Historic bridge washed away in Burnet County
Historic bridge washed away in Burnet County FOX 7 Austin
Bertram, Texas, braces for another round of storms after winds rip through downtown businesses
Bertram, Texas, braces for another round of storms after winds rip through downtown businesses KVUE
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