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Texas Coastal Barrier

Coastal Texas Program receives first installment of federal funding

By Rachel Leland

The Coastal Texas Program, a $34.4 billion federal project aiming to protect the Gulf Coast and parts of Harris and Galveston counties from storm surge, has received its first installment of federal funding.

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