46 storm repair projects on Texas highways listed since June 2026. 23 trace to the July 2025 floods, 14 months on. The July 2026 floods have 5 so far

Sources

13 primary releases.

1. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Project A00224154, SH 16 - Emergency RPR - Guadalupe River, Kerr County (Listed 22 October 2026)
   project_classification "Emergency Relief Projects"; type_of_work "Emergency Relief"; project_description "DDIR#15-265-003 / July 2026 Flooding / Permanent Repairs - Replace Bridge Girder, Repair Pavement, Striping, Sidewalk, Concrete Rail"; federal_project_number "ER 2027(248)"; project_estimate_low_bid 654523.92; CSJ 0291-03-082; project_type Non-Let; project_stage Planning; district_division San Antonio.
   data.texas.gov
2. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Project A00222371, ER - 2025 July Floods - DDIR 14-491-23, SH 29, Williamson County (Listed 8 September 2026)
   project_classification "Emergency Relief Projects"; project_description "Repair damaged pavement."; federal_project_number "ER 2027(109)"; project_estimate_low_bid 6036709.62; CSJ 0337-02-057; Non-Let; Planning; district_division Austin.
   data.texas.gov
3. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Project A00223568, FM 481: Emergency Rpr Nueces Rvr Approach, Uvalde County (Listed 8 September 2026)
   project_classification "Emergency Relief Projects"; project_description "DDIR#15-463-001/ Texas July 2026 Storms and Flooding/ FM 481 @ Nueces River / Permanent Repairs-Approach washout, pavement and bridge damage due to flooding."; federal_project_number "ER 2027(153)"; project_estimate_low_bid 3057574.27; CSJ 1590-01-024; contract_limits_from "At Nueces River Bridge".
   data.texas.gov
4. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Project A00215266, FM 1013-EMERG REPR (AT BEECH CREEK), Tyler County (Listed 8 September 2026)
   project_classification "Emergency Relief Projects"; project_description begins "DDIR#20-457-010 / Texas April 2024 Storms and Flooding / FM 1013 at Beech Creek / Heavy rains caused flooding"; federal_project_number "ER 2027(040)"; project_estimate_low_bid 26856.05; CSJ 1237-01-039; district_division Beaumont.
   data.texas.gov
5. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Project A00216002, ER | US 84 | @ Cowhouse Creek, Coryell County (Listed 8 September 2026)
   project_classification "Emergency Relief Projects"; type_of_work "Bridge Maintenance"; project_description "Place rock riprap to protect structure from further damage, cleanup debris and repair MBGF."; federal_project_number "ER 2027(036)"; project_estimate_low_bid 587968.2; CSJ 0055-03-029; district_division Waco. No storm named.
   data.texas.gov
6. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Project A00223591, RM 481 Bridge Emergency July 2026 Flood, Uvalde County (Listed 28 July 2026)
   project_classification "Emergency Maintenance Project - Sealed"; type_of_work "BRIDGE REPAIR"; project_description "EMERGENCY BRIDGE REPAIR"; project_estimate_low_bid 3057574.26; CSJ 6507-53-001; project_stage Execute; bid_received_until_date 2026-07-24; let_type_description "Local District Let"; sealed_engineer_s_estimate 3057574.26; 60 calendar days; oversight_description "Federal"; state_project_number "EMC - A00223591". Not among the 46; the emergency-work comparison record.
   data.texas.gov
7. Texas Department of Transportation via data.texas.gov, Lettings Project Information, dataset drau-zphx, records classified Emergency Relief Projects (Fetched 23 October 2026)
   45 records with a project_actual_let_date (38 dated 2026-09-08, 2 dated 2026-09-09, 1 dated 2026-10-09, 4 dated 2026-10-22), all project_type "Non-Let", all with a federal_project_number beginning "ER 2027"; and 28 records with no project_actual_let_date, of which 10 carry "ER 2027(408)" to "ER 2027(417)" (Val Verde, Zavala, Kinney, Dimmit, Sutton, Real, Kimble), 14 carry "ER 2B25" numbers (Hamilton, Coryell, Bosque, Harris) and 4 carry none. The 46th counted record, A00215989 (Coryell, 2026-08-18, "ER 2027(029)"), sits in dataset xmzg-npd9.
   data.texas.gov
8. Office of the Texas Governor, Governor Abbott Requests Federal Disaster Tax Relief For Texans Impacted By July Storms (15 October 2026)
   Letter to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent asking for a temporary suspension of federal tax filing and payment deadlines and a waiver of late fees for the 62 counties under the state disaster proclamation of 14 July 2026; a Major Disaster Declaration was approved 1 September 2026 for 23 of them. "Texans who took damage from the July storms and floods need this relief."
   gov.texas.gov
9. Office of the Texas Governor, Governor Abbott Announces Approval Of Federal Disaster Assistance For Four Additional Counties Following Summer Storms And Flooding (25 September 2026)
   Grimes, Live Oak, McMullen and Schleicher counties added to the Major Disaster Declaration for FEMA Public Assistance, making 23 counties: Bandera, Crockett, Dimmit, Edwards, Frio, Gillespie, Grimes, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Kinney, La Salle, Live Oak, Mason, Maverick, McMullen, Menard, Real, Schleicher, Sutton, Uvalde, Val Verde and Zavala. Individual Assistance for 30 counties still pending. "Grimes, Live Oak, McMullen, and Schleicher counties now have the federal aid they need to rebuild."
   gov.texas.gov
10. KUT, Texas turns to recovery after deadly floods, but danger isn't over along the Nueces River (20 July 2026)
    The storms killed at least two people. The Nueces River at Uvalde "crested at a record 28.01 feet". Floodwaters destroyed part of the FM 481 bridge southwest of Uvalde, cutting a link between Uvalde and Eagle Pass. At least 490 homes and 100 businesses damaged in Kerr County. Last summer's Hill Country flood killed more than 130 people.
    kut.org
11. Federal Highway Administration, Emergency Relief Program overview, Federal-aid Essentials companion guide (March 2016)
    "Emergency repairs should begin immediately to restore traffic"; emergency repairs completed within 180 days are paid at a 100% federal share; "Permanent repairs restoring the facility to pre-disaster conditions require prior FHWA authorization" and usually carry an 80 to 90% federal share; the state submits its final application "within two years of the disaster event"; the Detailed Damage Inspection Report (DDIR) documents initial damage assessments "including photographs and sketches".
    fhwa.dot.gov
12. Tyler Morning Telegraph, TxDOT awards grant to UT Tyler to study roadways impacted by flooding (23 October 2026)
    TxDOT awarded "nearly $670,000" on 13 October 2026 to the University of Texas at Tyler, with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, for a three-year study of evaluating and repairing "flood-affected pavements and embankments".
    tylerpaper.com
13. Svatantra.ai, Signal database (23 October 2026)
    Counted: signals from one public TxDOT project listing feed whose project classification reads 'Emergency Relief Projects', with a listing date between 1 June and 23 October 2026. 46 records, 46 distinct URLs and project IDs, 14 counties, 5 districts. Storm read from the project text: 23 July 2025 floods, 5 July 2026 floods, 3 April 2024 storms, 15 unnamed. 38 dated 8 September 2026. Estimates as printed sum to $20,037,332.39. Whole-feed check: 57 Emergency Relief records from May 2024, of which 11 are dated 29 August 2025. Counts at 23 October 2026. Public feed check, 23 October 2026: the 46 match the public datasets record for record; 28 further Emergency Relief records with only an estimated let date are not ingested and not counted.
    svatantra.ai