Community Development Partnership Program News Today

Almost $1 million in grants have been awarded to several community projects across the state in the latest round of a Lower Colorado River Authority grants program.

Building repairs and new LED lights will enhance museum

EAGLE LAKE – A $25,000 grant from the Lower Colorado River Authority will help the City of Eagle Lake make much-needed repairs to the swimming pool at Eagle Lake Municipal Park.

The city will add walking paths, exercise stations and updated playground equipment to Sante Fe Park.

The Lower Colorado River Authority has awarded more than $800,000 to first responders and community projects in the latest round of the agency's community grants program.

The Lower Colorado River Authority awarded grants to 34 community projects in towns and cities across Central Texas and the rest of the Lone Star State.

LCRA awards $25,000 grant to Winchell Volunteer Fire Department

The VFD’s air packs are more than 20 years old and are becoming unreliable, GCVFD Deputy Fire Chief José Rivera said.

The Grape Creek Volunteer Fire Department received a $24,820 grant from the Lower Colorado River Authority to replace the department's air packs with self-contained breathing equipment.

LCRA awards $20,004 grant for upgrades to Brownwood Art Center