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The city of Ingram, Texas, has banned recreational vehicles from floodways following a July 4th flood that killed 40 people. The ban affects two RV parks along the river, though a date for their evacuation has not yet been set.
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The city of Ingram, Texas, has banned recreational vehicles from floodways following a July 4th flood that killed 40 people. The ban affects two RV pa...
The city of Ingram, Texas, has banned recreational vehicles from floodways following a July 4th flood that killed 40 people. The ban affects two RV parks along the river, though a date for their evacuation has not yet been set.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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An RV park owner in Ingram, Texas, is legally challenging a city ordinance that bans RV parks from floodways. The ban was enacted in November following July floods that killed over 40 people at a nearby park. The owner argues the rule unfairly targets his business, which he says safely evacuated residents during the flooding.
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