Stormwater funds for demolition? Houston's controversial $30 million vote

By Staff Reports

January 9, 2026

Houston City Council approved the use of $30 million in stormwater funds to demolish dangerous, abandoned buildings a close 9-7 vote that sparked debate over how the money can be used.

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