Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District NoA MUD known as 23 (the “District”) was established in 1978 by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.The District is situated in Fort Bend County and has roughly 1303 acres of land.
To better serve its residents, the District built and runs water, sanitary sewer, and drainage facilities.
To make a payment, you may use this official links below:
Fort Bend County Fresh Water Supply District #1 – EDP Water
https://edpwater.com/your-district/fort-bend-county-fresh-water-supply-district-1/
Sep 30, 2022 — Visit us at 17495 Village Green Drive, Houston, Texas 77040 or call (832) 467-1599.
Fort Bend County Fresh Water Supply District #2 – EDP Water
https://edpwater.com/your-district/fort-bend-county-fresh-water-supply-district-2/
Sep 30, 2022 — Trusted by Municipal Utility District residents and businesses across Harris, Fort Bend , Brazoria and Montgomery Counties for over 16 years.
FAQ
Who is my water provider in Fort Bend County?
Municipal District Services LLCCall us at (281) 290-6503 to report a water outage, significant water leak, or sewer blockage.Call us at (281) 290-6507 if you have any general or specific questions about reading or comprehending your bill.
Where can I pay my mud bill?
Through the Postal ServiceMail to: EBMUD Payment Center, PO Box 51191, Los Angeles, CA 90051-5491Payment processed the next business day after receiptCheck or money order only
What is the water district for 77449?
You are invited to attend the Board of Directors meetings, which are typically held on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 21437 Clay Road, Katy, Texas 77449, at 6PM if you have any questions about how the District operates.
What are water districts in Texas?
A local government agency called a “water district” offers customers and residents a limited range of services.Municipal utility districts, water control and improvement districts, special utility districts, and river authorities are a few types of water districts.