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Wills Point ISD board declares March 5 flooding a district disaster
Summary
The board unanimously declared March 5, 2026 a disaster after district records noted 8½ inches of rain flooded portions of all five campuses and the Central Administration Building, causing operational failures and halting school activities.
At the May 11 meeting the Wills Point ISD Board of Trustees declared March 5, 2026 a disaster and emergency related to flooding. Trustee Debbie Deen moved the declaration, saying 8½ inches of rain had fallen and flooded portions of all five campuses and the Central Administration Building; Dr. Ben Curtis seconded and the minutes record that all present voted in favor.
The minutes describe the flooding as causing "major operational failures and halted school activities." The board's declaration is recorded in the minutes but the document does not include subsequent operational directives, specific damage estimates, insurance actions or declared relief steps; those items were not specified in the published record and may appear in staff reports or later documentation.
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