Texas braces for the long road to recovery after devastating floods swept through the Hill Country, with Governor Greg Abbott declaring a shift from emergency response to full-scale rebuilding. Over 2,700 personnel and 1,400 vehicles, boats, and aircraft are deployed to assess and repair critical infrastructure like roads and bridges. In Fredericksburg, where floodwaters lifted and submerged RV homes, residents like Mark Isbell are rallying with neighbors and volunteers as officials scramble to document damage—including a washed-out bridge on Old San Antonio Road—to secure state and federal aid. While repairs could take months or even a year, community resilience is proving to be a powerful force in restoring normalcy.
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