The Harris County Commissioners Court convened on June 26, 2025, to discuss significant developments related to the bond program initiated in response to Hurricane Harvey. The meeting began with a presentation aimed at setting the stage for a comprehensive conversation about the ongoing recovery efforts following the devastating storm.

The presentation highlighted the extensive impact of Hurricane Harvey, which resulted in approximately $125 billion in damages, the flooding of 154,000 structures, and the loss of 600,000 vehicles. In light of these challenges, the bond program was established, encompassing 181 projects across Harris County. As of the meeting, 43 projects have been completed, while 137 are currently in progress.

A key point of discussion was the funding gap that the program faced from its inception. Despite this challenge, the county has successfully secured $2.7 billion in partnerships, enabling a total of $5.2 billion to be allocated for various projects aimed at benefiting the residents of Harris County. The presentation also detailed financial expenditures, noting that approximately $1.5 billion has already been spent, with an additional $1.4 billion encumbered and ready for deployment.

The meeting underscored the county's commitment to addressing the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and the ongoing efforts to enhance infrastructure and community resilience. Further discussions are expected as the court continues to monitor the progress of the bond program and its impact on the community.