In a recent government meeting, officials provided updates on the response to recent flooding in Jersey Village, highlighting significant efforts to manage water levels and restore power to residents. The city pumped between 3 and 3.7 million gallons of water into a designated berm area, which has a total capacity of approximately 34 million gallons. This proactive measure was credited with preventing damage to homes in the area.

As of the meeting, six homes were still without power, but CenterPoint Energy assured that power would be restored by 8:00 or 8:30 PM. City officials emphasized the importance of preemptive actions taken before the storm, including draining lakes and retention ponds to mitigate flooding risks.

Council members praised the effectiveness of the city's response, noting the rapid clearing of debris and the reopening of the local golf course just days after the storm, ahead of many other courses in the region. The meeting underscored the collaborative efforts of past and present council members and city staff in safeguarding the community during adverse weather conditions. Residents were encouraged to view drone footage showcasing the extent of the city's flood management efforts.