We currently have reports of low water pressure in the NW MUD 22 area; we have dispatched crews to investigate the issue.

Texas Pride: We do apologize for the inconvenience. This route is running with delay and should be completed this evening. If we are unable to complete this route tonight, the route will be completed tomorrow.

Texas Pride: We do apologize for the inconvenience. This route is running with delay and should be completed this evening. If we are unable to complete this route tonight, the route will be completed tomorrow.

Texas Pride: Due to our current labor shortage, the recycling for this community will be serviced tomorrow, May 25th.

Message From Northwest Harris County MUD 22 Board of Directors:

Please be advised; if your water bill is much higher in March due to busted pipes during the Winter freeze in February, please contact H2O Innovations for assistance.

H2O – Customer Service: 281.353.9756

The North Harris County Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA) fees are going up effective April 1, 2020. This fee is charged to all water well owners in their jurisdiction. This fee is passed on to the final consumer via a line item on the water bill. The new cost will be $0.44 per 1000 gallons higher. This will increase your bill significantly, depending on how much water you use.

If you have any questions regarding this, please contact the Board of Directors. Remember that the Directors are residents of the District also, and have to pay the same fees.

Your water bill will increase with the April billing cycle.

Stop disease-causing bacteria in its tracks, by keeping our waterways clean. Do your part!

At home:

• Pick up every poop
• Bag it
• Put it in the trash
• Repeat weekly

Away from home:

• Always bring bags
• Pick up every poop
• Bag it
• Put it in the trash

Veterinarians, garbage collectors and health professionals all agree that the trash is the safest way to dispose of your dog’s poop. Dog droppings left on grass wash into our storm drains, increasing the level of bacteria and making waterways unsafe for swimming and fishing.

It only takes one storm to change your life and community. Tropical cyclones are among nature’s most powerful and destructive phenomena. If you live in an area prone to tropical cyclones, you need to be prepared. Learn how during Hurricane Preparedness Week (May 5-11, 2019). Hurricanes.gov/Prepare

Determine Your Risk
Develop an Evacuation Plan
Assemble Disaster Supplies
Get an Insurance Checkup
Strengthen Your Home
Help Your Neighbor
Complete a Written Plan