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A former Kerr County commissioner says a siren system would have saved lives

Tom Moser, who served as Kerr County commissioner from 2012 to 2021, told NPR he advocated for a flood warning system with sirens in 2016 after a deadly flood in nearby Wimberley.

That system was never built because commissioners were denied funding from state grants and there was public pushback.

Locals were concerned about the more than $1 million price tag. "People did not like the idea of sirens throughout the county," he added.

Read more from NPR.