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City receives funding for Cadillac Heights Levee project

March 9, 2020
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Dallas, Tx- The City of Dallas’ floodway projects, including the new Cadillac Heights Levee, received over $450 million in funding under Supplemental Appropriation in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (PL 115-123) to address long awaited critical flood risk management for the residents and businesses along the Trinity River. The US Army Corps of Engineers included the Dallas Floodway and Dallas Floodway Extension Projects as part of the supplemental appropriation.

“The City is grateful for the Corps’ leadership and collaboration of our federal and state partners with helping secure the funding needed to advance flood protection projects that will help protect lives and properties from flood risks,” said District 11 Councilmember Lee M. Kleinman, Chair of the Mobility Solutions, Infrastructure and Sustainability Committee.

The inclusion of $135.25 million for the Lamar Levee and Cadillac Heights Levees will complete the Dallas Floodway Extension Project after over 20 years of efforts. The remaining $223 million is for major improvements in the Dallas Floodway, such as levee raises and flattening, removal of AT&F Bridge, Trinity Portland Pump Station, Charlie Pump Station, Delta Pump Station Rehabilitation, Hampton Pump Station and “The planned improvements for the remaining pump stations, including the Trinity Portland Pump Station and the levee system are important to the residents of District 6,” said Councilmember Omar Narvaez, District 6. “These improvements will aid in improving the quality of life for our residents and reassure the community that we are keeping their best interest in mind as we seek resources for Dallas.”

The Lewisville Dam is also approved for associated flood risk management such as spillway improvements and restoration of maintenance paths with funding of $92 million. The supplemental funding gives the City the opportunity to complete these projects, in a timely manner and reduce financial obligation for the residents and businesses.
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