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Fort Bend County officials launched 10 hurricane preparedness billboards in partnership with Clear Channel Outdoor. (Courtesy Fort Bend County)
Sugar Land | Missouri City

Fort Bend County officials urge preparedness as hurricane season approaches

By Aubrey Vogel

Fort Bend County officials are urging residents to prepare with less than three weeks until hurricane season begins June 1.

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