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1:19Now Playing“You saw the state continuously not paying for the [emergency alert] system," said Regina, a disaster relief coordinator. "You had budget and you said life wasn’t as valuable.”
Weeks after another devastating flood hit central Texas, residents said local and state governments hadn’t allocated the necessary FEMA funds to build an emergency siren system that would have helped Kerr County respond to multiple crises. Instead, they claim officials prioritized tourism and police over disaster resources.
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