The District’s recycling provider will begin offering monthly Household Hazardous Waste collection services starting October 15, 2026. For information regarding registration and accepted items, please see the flyer below.
MUDs 364 and 365 invite community members to participate in the upcoming Community Bike Rodeo!
Date: Saturday, October 17
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Location: Community Center
Participation is limited to 50 participants and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Participants must bring their own bicycle and helmet. Please note that parking will not be available at the Community Center during the event, as the parking lot will be used for the Bike Rodeo. Participants should plan accordingly for drop-off and pick-up.
To participate, a completed HCSO Liability Waiver is required for each participant.
Please review the event information and complete the Registration Form/Liability Waiver available below. All required forms must be completed in full prior to participation in the Bike Rodeo.
Forms will also be available during National Night Out on October 6 at the Community Center.
We look forward to a fun and safe day of biking with our community!
The District was informed that the door hangers for the sanitary sewer system cleaning and inspection in Coles Crossing, Sections 19 and 26-30 were only posted in Spanish. The contractor is in the process of distributing English and Spanish door hangers. We apologize for any inconvenience.
If any problems with your sewer service occur during the work, please contact the District’s Operator, Municipal Operations & Consulting, at 281-367-5511.
If you have any other questions about this project, please contact the District’s Engineer, Mr. Mark S. Cervantes, P.E. with Vogler & Spencer Engineering, Inc. at 713-782-0042.
On April 16, 2026, HCMUD 364 will begin cleaning and inspecting the sanitary sewer system in Coles Crossing, Sections 19 and 26-30. This is a continuation of the cleaning and televising carried out in other parts of the District last year.
The contractor for this project is Amar Contractors, LLC. The contractor will distribute doorhangers to homes in the affected areas at least 72-hours before starting the project in each respective section. If a sewer manhole is located on your property, the contractor may need to gain access to your property. Your cooperation is appreciated.
If any problems with your sewer service occur during the work, please contact the District’s Operator, Municipal Operations & Consulting, at 281-367-5511.
If you have any other questions about this project, please contact the District’s Engineer, Mr. Mark S. Cervantes, P.E. with Vogler & Spencer Engineering, Inc. at 713-782-0042.
The North Harris County Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA) has proposed a change to its pricing policy that could directly impact residents’ water bills.
The NHCRWA was created by the Texas Legislature to secure a long-term supply of surface water and facilitate the transition from ground water to surface water in the north Harris County region. The District is a participant of the NHCRWA and is scheduled to receive surface water in the next few years.
The NHCRWA’s proposed change would increase the groundwater rate for water districts that receive surface water from $2.60 to $3.50 per 1,000 gallons of water pumped from wells. Once the District is connected to the NHCRWA’s surface water system, this rate increase would apply to the District and be passed down to residents on water bills.
The proposed change does not allow exceptions such as when it is necessary to pump groundwater for ongoing maintenance of water wells or when the NHCRWA cannot deliver enough surface water to the District.
Residents can review the full text of the pricing policy change and submit comments to the NHCRWA Board here: https://www.nhcrwa.com/2026/02/proposed-revision/
With winter weather moving into our area later this week, please take time now to prepare for freezing temperatures. The latest forecasts show the potential for a hard freeze (temperatures below 24 degrees for more than two hours). This type of weather can put your water pipes—and ultimately your home—at risk. A little preparation now can help prevent costly repairs later.
Please take a few minutes to review our freeze preparation guide and prepare your home to help reduce the chance of broken pipes and water damage. The guide includes:
Ezee Fiber is currently working in our community to install fiber optic lines in the road right of way (ROW) or public easements. This area is typically located between the sidewalk and the street in front of homes.
Please note the ROW is owned by Harris County, and MUD 364 does not have authority to prevent work in this area. The ROW has important infrastructure such as water and sewer lines, fire hydrants, water meters, irrigation systems, driveways, sidewalks and landscaping.
If you notice or suspect any damage caused by Ezee Fiber’s work, please report it immediately to the District’s operator, Municipal Operations and Consulting (MOC), or on the District’s website. MOC’s 24-hour Customer service emergency phone number is (281) 367-5511.
To help the District recover any costs for damage, it’s very helpful if you can provide:
Ezee Fiber has informed the District that work will begin in the areas east of Telge Road. Please keep an eye out for signs that might indicate a problem, such as:
After Ezee Fiber completes work on your street, we encourage you to:
If your personal property is damaged, please contact Laura Cantu with Ezee Fiber at Laura.Cantu@ezeefiber.com, or 713-255-7500, https://ezeefiber.com/.
