Onion Creek

And they're like, "Uh, it doesn't work, Dad."

And yours is in Onion Creek?

Mm-hmm.

In Austin?

And there is no timeline as to when that could happen.

This happened a week after another truck struck a bridge at I-35 in Onion Creek.

When are we going to be fatigued enough by this sort of thing? I mean, fortunately, nobody was killed in this situation, but we've had plenty of Americans who have been killed by people behind the wheel of an 18 wheeler who had no business being back there in the first place.

And this is the just this year alone.

Yeah, the Texas Department of Transportation says the bridge is still structurally sound.

Still needs some repairs, though.

This incident happened a week after another truck struck a bridge in South Austin at Onion Creek on the interstate.

Shouldn't driving through a city with a big rig, shouldn't the basic knowledge be what the height of your truck is? And the vertical clearance of any of these bridges may be ahead of time.

Uh, we also have all of the emergency services districts throughout the county that will be able to respond as well.

And he says crews are also monitoring conditions while the county works to install new warning siren systems at Onion Creek and Sandy Creek.

We're looking to get that up and running as soon as possible.

Uh, contracts have already b- uh, have already moved forward, and we're ready to get those installed.

And throughout, uh, we have multiple helicopters stationed throughout, uh, the county.

Uh, we also have all of the emergency services districts throughout the county that will be able to respond as well.

Yeah, he says they're, uh, also considering installing some new, uh, systems, warning sirens, uh, in, along Onion Creek and Sandy Creek.

We're looking to get that up and running as soon as possible.

You know, the backup begins tomorrow.

I guess it's just north of Onion Creek and, you know, maybe all the way north, a couple of miles it looks like on my map.

Yeah.

I can't see, I'm not seeing any reports of what may be causing this.

decades, 33 acres, and most obvious thing in that land that's now there now is a Trader Joe's, some office buildings.

I was asked to do the Onion Creek subdivision.

Temple Inland had held back the frontage of Onion Creek subdivision for 35 years and asked me to be the broker.

So I got involved in those kind of larger brokerage projects that in the city of Austin, it took me from the day I started work, some took the, Onion Creek took seven years.

And so in the process of that, I got very much involved.

I bought a farm down on Cibolo Creek between Floresville and Stockdale, mainly because it had a mile of furniture on Creek.

soccer wise? Oh, one more nature point.

My soccer team plays out at Onion Creek, and the deer often will leave presents for us on the field and on the sideline.

Sometimes they'll come out and grace us with their presents during games, which is always kind of fun.

But a couple of weeks ago, we heard a hawk cry during a game.