Leaders in southwest Houston and Fort Bend County have received funding to address contaminated sites. The money is intended to help restore the area. A grant from the Environmental Protection Agency has been awarded to support this effort.
Further information is available from the source. The amount of the grant is $500,000. Details about the project and its goals can be found through local news sources, such as ABC13 Houston.
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