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District Hosting A Shred Event
The District will host a Shred Day October 12th.
Residents who present a
MUD 81 water bill can shred up to five boxes of paper.
More details here.
Harris County Storm Debris Removal
&
Best Trash Collection Guidelines
The MUD 81 Board understands that many residents were affected
by last week's severe storm. There are numerous federal, state,
and local resources that are or will become available in the
coming weeks to help with the recovery. One important resource
is Harris County's curbside storm debris removal program.
Please see the graphic below for information on how to sort
storm debris for curbside collection by Harris County's crews.
Please be patient as the County's collection efforts may take
multiple weeks to complete. To report home damage and request
debris pick up, please call Harris County's Debris Hotline,
at (713) 274-3880, or e-mail
homeflooding@harriscountytx.gov.
Please separate your storm debris from your household garbage.
As a reminder, here are Best Trash's collection guidelines for
tree debris: Tree limbs may not exceed 4 inches in diameter,
no longer than 4 feet and tied and bundled not heavier than
40 lbs. and separated to show they are tied/bundled. Crews may
collect up to 3 bundles each service day. We ask that residents
be patient during times like this as Best Trash has instructed
their crews to prioritize the household trash and then the storm
debris. For any questions or for more information, please contact
Best Trash, at (281) 313-2378, or visit
hcmud81.com/trash.html.
For more information about available disaster recovery resources,
please visit
readyharris.org.
Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 81 is empowered to purchase,
construct, operate, and maintain all works, improvements and facilities necessary
for the supply of water, for the collection and processing of wastewater and for
control and diversion of storm water. It is also allowed to provide parks and
recreation, fire protection, garbage and security.
The District is 921
acres, all located in Houston's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ). MUD 81
has 3090 single family connections, 2 multi-family, 56 commercial and 24
irrigation (sprinkler) connections. The District has four water wells, a lift
station, an administrative office building, and an interest in two regional
sewage treatment plants (STP), West Memorial and Cinco.
Property Tax Reform and Transparency Act
Information about the District required by Section 26.18, Texas Tax Code,
created by Senate Bill 2 (also known as the Texas Property Tax Reform and
Transparency Act of 2019), is available
here.
Please read
this disclaimer.
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Notifications from the District
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From the Board, read the latest
Quarterly Newsletter (Q4 2024).
We recycle!
The trash and recycle pickup schedules are listed
here.
District Customers can now view their account online
here.
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