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Hope House in Liberty Hill is getting a lifesaving new flood warning system called River Sentry, installed just a year after catastrophic Fourth of July floods that destroyed parts of the facility and claimed a staff member’s life. This advanced alert system uses loud sirens, automated voice messages, and flashing lights to wake residents and guide them to safety before floodwaters surge — especially critical since last year’s floods rose alarmingly fast. Designed specifically for Central Texas, River Sentry can even link with other towers miles away to create a regional warning network. Priced at $11,000–$12,000 plus minimal annual fees, it’s the first in Williamson County — though 100 already serve Kerr County — offering Hope House and the community a vital safety net and renewed sense of security.

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