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Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at 3:55 PM

Hill Country Counties Collaborate for a Good Cause

Hill Country Counties Collaborate for a Good Cause
Local officials representing the CAHFC in the photo (L-R) are Blanco Count Judge Brett Bray, Bastrop County Commissioner Clara Beckett, CAPCOG Director of Homeland Security and Caldwell County resident Martin Ritchey, Ark of the Highland Lakes Directors Rachel and Kevin Naumann, Burnet County Judge Bryan Wilson, CAHFC Executive Director Andrea Shields and former CAHFC Executive Director Jim Shaw. (Contributed photo)

The devastation the July 2025 floods brought to Burnet County are slowly beginning to heal. Burnet County had over 450 homes with either minor or major damage and some destroyed, but thanks to significant donations from the Capital Area Housing Finance Corporation (CAHFC), those individuals that experienced damage to their homes from the flooding may soon be getting some relief.

CAHFC board members from the counties of Burnet, Caldwell, Bastrop, and Blanco have each applied for and received individual $100,000 checks made out to the Ark of the Highland Lakes.

The Ark of the Highland Lakes is a local non-profit organization created after the major flooding in the Highland Lakes in 2018. The Ark provides support to those affected by the flooding and with these dedicated “housing” funds can work to make residents whole again.

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