Texas Grants $26M for Military Base Upgrades
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott allocates $26 million for infrastructure upgrades in military communities, focusing on critical needs like water systems, modern equipment, and resilient facilities across fifteen major installations. This investment, part of the Texas Military Preparedness Commissions Defense Economic Assistance Grant program, aims to keep jobs safe and facilities cutting-edge amidst potential federal basing changes. Key projects include drone mission tech at Red River Army Depot, aquifer water storage at Fort Hood, desalination upgrades at Fort Bliss, airfield lights at Laughlin Air Force Base, and wastewater fixes and water generators in Corpus Christi and San Antonio.
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