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Williamson County recently installed a weather station to improve flood monitoring at River Ranch County Park. (Courtesy Williamson County)

Williamson County installs flood monitoring stations

By Grant Crawford

Williamson County recently installed three out of four planned weather stations to improve flood monitoring.

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