cypress creek drainage improvement district
Notice of Public Meeting
Board of Directors MeetingBoard of Directors Meeting
June 10, 2025, 11:00 AM. George H. W. Bush Community Center 6827 Cypresswood Drive, Spring TX |
The 2025 MultiJurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
is nearing completion. There will be a public workshop on Thursday, June 26 5:30PM – 7:00 PM at the George H.W. Bush Community Center 6826 Cypresswood Drive, Spring TX |
Community Town Hall Meetings
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In the first three rounds of Community Workshops, valuable community input has been provided and drafted into a framework for a Cypress Creek Flood Resiliency Plan.
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This report details CCDID activities and accomplishments achieved in 2024 along with Strategic Plan for 2025-2027.
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OUR MISSION
To reduce future flooding and increase flood resilience in the Cypress Creek Watershed
through comprehensive mitigation and funding plan.
through comprehensive mitigation and funding plan.
CURRENT STATUSA bill proposing the creation of the Cypress Creek Drainage Improvement District was approved by the Texas Legislature May 30, 2023. The bill was signed by the governor to become effective immediately on June 19, 2023. READ MORE . . . |
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COMMUNITY SUPPORTERSCypress Creek Watershed (Cypress Creek and Little Cypress Creek) represent a population of more than 500,000 citizens. Creation of a Cypress Creek Drainage Improvement District as a governmental entity enables our citizens to address issues focused specifically on Cypress Creek flooding mitigation. READ MORE . . . |
OUR PURPOSE
The purpose of the Special District is to provide an entity to evaluate, recommend, and move forward
much-needed action regarding Cypress Creek flood mitigation.
much-needed action regarding Cypress Creek flood mitigation.
Our VisionTo serve the public as a governmental entity providing a unified voice in the Cypress Creek Watershed. |
THE NEEDFact Sheet
Cypress Creek's needs were not adequately addressed in the 2018 Bond. Solutions focused specifically on Cypress Creek Watershed are needed.
This special purpose district gives the community a united voice in future flood prevention—which we have not had previously—and creates the ability to seek federal and state funding. READ MORE . . . |
PartnersDocuments
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cypress creek watershedMaps
The Cypress Creek watershed is located in northwest Harris County and extends into Waller County. Rainfall within the 267 square miles of the Cypress Creek watershed drains to the watershed’s primary waterway, Cypress Creek. CCDID includes all of Cypress Creek Watershed plus Little Cypress Creek and encompasses a population of 500,000+ residents.
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