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State-backed Clean Coast Texas offers Port Arthur help with stormwater, green infrastructure and grantwriting
Summary
A Texas A&M AgriLife Extension representative introduced the Clean Coast Texas partnership and offered technical assistance on stormwater retrofits, grant applications, volunteer training and community planning.
Texas Community Watershed Partners, operating under Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, presented Clean Coast Texas’s services to the Port Arthur City Council on Feb. 25 and invited local coordination on stormwater, resiliency and grant opportunities.
Scott Jones, representing Texas Community Watershed Partners, said Clean Coast Texas works with coastal communities to design green stormwater infrastructure such as rain gardens, bio-retention cells and retrofitted…
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