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Fort Hood resident still dealing with damages after Winter storms

Fort Hood resident still dealing with damages after Winter storms Alex Gibbs © Provided by Waco-Temple-Bryan KWTX-TV The winter storm was months ago, yet several families are still dealing with damages in their on-post housing at Fort Hood. FORT HOOD, Texas (KWTX) - The winter storm was months ago, yet several families are still dealing with damages in their on-post housing at Fort Hood. As if dealing with issues of mold and flooding weren’t enough from those storms, getting those damages repaired turned out to be a bigger problem for some families than anticipated. A flooded basement, the loss of furniture, clothes and everything they own to mold. Laurine Brichaut says it’s all because pipes in her basement burst.

Fort Hood, Lendlease celebrate $420M housing development while some families call it a slap in the face

Fort Hood, Lendlease celebrate $420M housing development while some families call it a slap in the face and last updated 2021-04-29 20:49:32-04 FORT HOOD, TX — Fort Hood officials and representatives from Lendlease Inc. gathered together Thursday to celebrate the construction of a $420 million housing development. However, some Fort Hood families say the new construction is not enough. In a press release, Fort Hood said the money will be invested in the demolition of and subsequent new construction of nearly 600 new junior enlisted homes; roof replacements on more than 2,300 homes; and medium renovations at more than 1,300 homes. ”Today is awesome for Fort Hood. I’m Just lucky to be here, to be a part of it, as are all other soldiers and families,” said Lt. Gen. Robert White, Commanding General of III Corps and Fort Hood.

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