Welcome to the Houston-Galveston Area Council Coastal Communities website.
Please browse through the site to find funding opportunities, materials, events, trainings, and
resources/tools to help start a discussion about water pollution in your community.
Please browse through the site to find funding opportunities, materials, events, trainings, and
resources/tools to help start a discussion about water pollution in your community.
Access information on the website by clicking on the Tabs at the top of the page, and by hovering over each Tab for drop-down menus for each section.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Take a Look at the Outreach Resources in the Roadmap Messages!
As part of the Coastal Communities Outreach Roadmap, the Roadmap Messages page includes:
Check out all of these resources today to start or expand your water quality outreach and education efforts!
As part of the Coastal Communities Outreach Roadmap, the Roadmap Messages page includes:
- Free message graphics for pet waste disposal, FOG and wipes, litter, septic system maintenance and more.
- Graphics available in multiple formats for digital or print use.
- Content Files with example language for newsletters and social media posts for the different outreach topics.
- An example calendar suggesting when different topics might be most relevant.
Check out all of these resources today to start or expand your water quality outreach and education efforts!
Clean Coast Texas has resources for Stormwater Management
Clean Coast Texas, a program through the Texas General Land Office, can help communities along the Texas Coast protect water quality. Community resources are available for homeowners, businesses, and informed citizens or residents. Technical resources are also available for engineers, decision makers, and city or elected officials.
Clean Coast Texas, a program through the Texas General Land Office, can help communities along the Texas Coast protect water quality. Community resources are available for homeowners, businesses, and informed citizens or residents. Technical resources are also available for engineers, decision makers, and city or elected officials.
Homeowners Handbook for Coastal Weather
Available on the website of the Texas Sea Grant Program at Texas A&M University, the Homeowner’s Handbook to Prepare for Coastal Natural Hazards describes ways to build or retrofit a home to make it more resistant to wind and rain, including sections on roof stability, keeping water out and power issues. It was produced through a partnership between Texas Sea Grant and the nonprofit Gulf of Mexico Alliance. The handbook is also available in Spanish.
Available on the website of the Texas Sea Grant Program at Texas A&M University, the Homeowner’s Handbook to Prepare for Coastal Natural Hazards describes ways to build or retrofit a home to make it more resistant to wind and rain, including sections on roof stability, keeping water out and power issues. It was produced through a partnership between Texas Sea Grant and the nonprofit Gulf of Mexico Alliance. The handbook is also available in Spanish.
Did you know?
There are two sets of social media messages, website banners, flyers, and bill inserts for each month of the year
on the Roadmap messages page. They can be tailored for your city.
Just contact [email protected] for information.
There are two sets of social media messages, website banners, flyers, and bill inserts for each month of the year
on the Roadmap messages page. They can be tailored for your city.
Just contact [email protected] for information.
Check out the Attend Events pages for new workshops and webinars.
Look for new grant opportunities on the Find Funding page.
Download messaging for social media, bill inserts, posters and website.
Look for new grant opportunities on the Find Funding page.
Download messaging for social media, bill inserts, posters and website.
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