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Resident urges council to address repeated flooding along Billy Creek and Highway 10

Hurst City Council · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Resident Beau Lispy told the council that flooding near Billy Creek and Highway 10 has repeatedly reached his property over 21 years and urged the city to clear drainage channels; he said he has flooded five times and offered photos and an email to staff.

During public comment, resident Beau Lispy asked the council to take action on persistent flooding in areas near Billy Creek and Highway 10. Lispy described multiple flood events at his home over 21 years and urged the city to "dig out" drainage channels to reduce future inundation; he said he has sent photos and an email to staff documenting the damage and requested the council coordinate a response.

Lispy said the most recent storms left water up to his mailbox and first step, and he warned that a more extreme downpour could cause more severe property flooding. The mayor asked Lispy to provide the photos; staff acknowledged receipt of communication and said they were taking notes.