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Cypress Creek Drainage Improvement District to host 3 town hall meetings in October

By Emily Lincke

The Cypress Creek Drainage Improvement District will be hosting its first town hall meetings in October to gather community input on the development of Cypress Creek watershed flood mitigation plans, according to an Aug. 29 news release from the district.

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