The city of Austin has announced that its waterway ban is no longer in effect. This change comes after certain operations were completed at two local dams. The dams in question are Tom Miller Dam and…
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The city of Austin has announced that its waterway ban is no longer in effect. This change comes after certain operations were completed at two local dams. The dams in question are Tom Miller Dam and Longhorn Dam, where floodgate operations have concluded. Further information about the lifted ban can be found through the city of Austin's announcement, which was made on Monday.
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