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Ten Years After Hurricane Harvey

What We’ve Learned &
What Comes Next for Greater Houston

Ten years after Hurricane Harvey, the Greater Houston region has made significant investments in recovery and resilience across Harris County. The Greater Houston Disaster Alliance is convening partners across sectors to develop a ten-year retrospective to assess how those efforts have shaped outcomes at the household, neighborhood, and systems levels.  

The report (scheduled to be launched in August 2027) will examine progress across three core dimensions:

Supported & Connected People
Safe & Adapted Places
Responsive & Aligned Systems

This effort will seek to synthesize existing studies, investments, and data to identify what has worked, where gaps remain, and what actions are needed to strengthen regional resilience moving forward. Where data or information is limited or unavailable, the consultant will work with key stakeholders and partners to identify, access and analyze available data, where feasible, to inform shared understanding and decision-making among Greater Houston stakeholders.

Partners

Guiding Questions

The scope, dimensions, and guiding questions of this report will be shaped and informed with key stakeholders who will contribute to its creation.

Timeline

Get Involved

Participation—big or small, existing or new—strengthens the regional conversation.

Here are some ways the public, organizations, and partners can take part leading up to the commemorative event in August 2027:

  • Connect existing projects, events, or research to GHDA
  • Participate in research
  • Sponsor or fund an initiative
  • Follow and share the journey on social media 
  • Help share the Hurricane Harvey 10 Year Retrospective in your community after its release in August 2027
  • Attend or host community events, discussions, or workshops
  • Share local stories, cultural knowledge, or historical perspectives 
Questions? Email us at info@disasteralliance.org.

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