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Williamson County Sheriff Matthew Lindemann and Rep. Caroline Harris Davila, R-Round Rock discuss details of the July 5 flooding event and resources for residents during a July 11 county commissioners meeting.

FEMA aid extended to Williamson County residents following Central Texas floods

By Anna Maness

Williamson County Commissioners also extended a disaster declaration during a special-called meeting July 11.

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