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Mar3Written by:Christy Leblanc
3/3/2009  Let's talk about the recovery efforts on the Bolivar Peninsula. Make comments. If you want to create a separate discussion topic, please register and login.
The Bolivar Blueprint plan, which offers various alternatives for moving forward and captures what has been accomplished so far, is now posted on both the county web site (www.co.galveston.tx.us) and Emergency Management web site (www.gcoem.org). Feel free to encourage your friends and neighbors to take a look. We hope to pick up the process again soon once we clear some of our other pressing recovery deadlines.
Thanks,
John Simsen
Emergency Management
281.309.5003Tags:10 comment(s) so far...
Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery The county has created a steering committee that will map out the long-term recovery plan for the Bolivar. The initial panel of seven will be appointed by county commissioners and work with the Federal Emergency Management Agency By Bolivar Chamber on
3/12/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery How are the beaches for strolling or beachcombing? Where can I keep up this info and recovery progress?
Thanks By Paul Light on
3/15/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery Please join me in a class action against TWID call Attorney Scott Clearman if you are not represented by an attorney, I have sent my documents to him and he is willing to talk to as many VICTIMS of TWID as I can contact. My Name is Connie Hudec and I lost my home in Gilchrist.
Scott M. Clearman
815 Walker, Suite 1040
Houston, Texas 77002
Telephone: (713) 223-7070
Facsimile: (713) 223-7071
E-Mail: scott@clearmanlaw.com
Web: www.clearmanlaw.com
By connie hudec on
4/1/2009
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President H.W. Bush - Bolivar Ike Recovery Volunteers joined former President H.W. Bush and former Secretary of State James Baker III for the 23rd annual Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Spring Cleanup, which included beaches from Beaumont to Brownsville.
“As Texans, we may be down on the mat, but we are never down for the count,” Bush said to an early morning crowd. “Bolivar and Galveston and all of the coastal communities are coming back. And, mark my words, they will be better than ever.”
Officials expected 75 tons of trash be cleared from Bolivar alone Saturday, said Renee Tuggle, the land office’s statewide coordinator. By Bridget Brown on
4/26/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery I would like to know why this Connie Hudac is bringing a class action suit against anyone - nobody brought the Hurricane or devestation to the area. It is part of living on the coast, it's not always salty breezes and sunshine. Get over yourself and put on your big gril panties and deal with life. Every area of the US and world has natural disasters to deal with. You want to bitch and cry about it...leave the area because we don't need whinners we need winners!!! By Rhiannan on
5/29/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery Our church is sending High School students to help with repairs to High Island First Baptist Church, June 22 - 27
On Thursday they will also sponsor a community meal on the beach. They are presently accepting Home Improvement gift cards for repairs to the church building. If you would like to make donations to the 1st Baptist Church, High Island for building repairs, make checks payable to First Baptist Church, High Island. We hope to see you there supporting our young people in their efforts to make a diifference in island community. Thanks By Dot Huntsman on
6/11/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery Ignore people like Rhiannan. She must be an insurance company employee or just an insensitive specie. By Gerry on
6/18/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery I agree with Gerry. It is now November 2009. We just got a check from Wind Storm and it is not any where enough to rebuild. We were forced to move elsewhere because we can't afford to rebuild in Crystal Beach. We now have a very expensive slab. Thanks insurance companies!
Rhiannan...obviously you still had a house after the storm and your possessions aren't buried under the sand or in the intercoastal canal. By Pat on
11/3/2009
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery I think the efforts to bring our lil piece of paradise back are coming along. Of course it's going to take years of sweat equity, constant cajoling with government entities and keeping an eye on the goal-to make a better, stronger infrastructure and urge our neighbors to return as soon as they can! We don't want ot turn this into Casino row or another housing tract for Galveston. Stay focused, do what you can and help your neighbors, just like we've always done... By Elizabeth on
1/20/2010
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Re: Bolivar Ike Recovery I would like to know why this Connie Hudac is bringing a class action suit against anyone - nobody brought the Hurricane or devestation to the area. It is part of living on the coast, it's not always salty breezes and sunshine. Get over yourself and put on your big gril panties and deal with life. Every area of the US and world has natural disasters to deal with. You want to bitch and cry about it...leave the area because we don't need whinners we need winners!!! By Vincere ai casinò online on
2/26/2010
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County Judge Jim YarboroughCounty Commissioner Pat DoyleState Representative Craig Eiland- Speaker of the House Pro Term
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- Galveston County Building Permit Office
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- District 23 P.O. Box 2910 Austin Tx 78768
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