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Pictured L to R: Mike Kunst, City of Orange City Manager; Texas General Land Office Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D.; Divon Williams, City of Orange Deputy Director of Planning; Kelvin Knauf, City of Orange Director of Planning and Community Development

The Texas General Land Office works to rebuild Texas communities affected by natural disasters by assisting with disaster relief, restoring critical infrastructure, and mitigating future damage through effective community planning.

Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D., recently visited Orange County to award the region a total of $11 million for disaster relief. These funds will be put toward infrastructure, focusing on street repairs and drainage improvement for the area. The City of Orange received $1 million to go toward sewer system improvements.

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