The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 13.3 feet. Based on the 7-day extended forecast, no flooding along the Brazos River through Fort Bend County is anticipated. This Week Another warm start of the week before our next cold front pushes through the region on Wednesday. To start the week, temperatures will […]

The City of Sugar Land is currently updating the 2020 Hazard Mitigation Plan. The purpose of the Plan is to identify natural and man-made hazards, activities to reduce losses from those hazards, and establish a coordinated process to implement the Plan. The City needs your input to create a safer, more disaster-resilient community. The Survey

The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 14.19 feet and rising due to last weekbs rainfall working its way down from the upper portions of the Watershed. Hempstead peaked on Sunday and San Felipe is currently at or near its forecasted peak. The Brazos River through Richmond is anticipate to peak around

Fort Bend County has experienced destructive high water events in the recent years. We must be prepared not only during Hurricane Season but all year round. With this in mind, Fort Bend County Commissioner Ken R. DeMerchant would like to share some important Emergency Preparedness tips with our residents. Please print, save, share, and display

The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 18.09 feet and peaking from the widespread rainfall that occurred last week in the upper portions of the watershed. The forecast is showing that levels should begin to fall Monday afternoon. Based on the 7-day extended forecast, no flooding along the Brazos River through Fort

The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 9.35 feet. Based on the 7-day extended forecast, no flooding along the Brazos River is anticipated. This Week After a fairly calm and dry 4 or 5 days, we will start the week wet, as another cold front works its way through the region. Todaybs