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No Wipes in the Pipes
Many toilet paper alternatives such as “flushable wipes”, wet wipes, sanitary napkins, and even paper towels cannot safely be flushed down the toilet. Wet wipes flushed down toilets contribute to many sewer blockages in sanitary sewer lines, and even your home.
Beware of "FOG" - Fat, Oil and Grease
FOG is an acronym for Fat, Oil and Grease. It is harmful to the internal drainage inside the home, Harris County MUD 449's drainage infrastructure and the environment.
Free Vacation Watch Coming to Your Neighborhood!
A vacation watch is when a county police officer does a check on your home specifically while you are out of town. You can request a vacation watch at no cost to you.
November 14th Public Meeting Notice
The Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 449 (Harris County MUD 449) Board of Directors will be having a public meeting to discuss district matters. Members of the public may participate.
What is a Regional Water Authority (RWA)?
RWA’s are Governmental entities created by the Texas legislature that assist specific regions in converting ground water usage (such as aquifers and wells) to primarily surface water usage (such as lakes and rivers).
In District Meeting
Residents are encouraged to attend this public meeting, and all are welcome.
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Welcome to Harris County MUD 449
Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 449 (the "District") is a MUD created in 2006 by order of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The District contains approximately 736.5 acres of land and is located in Harris County.
The District has constructed and operates water, sanitary sewer, and drainage services to its residents.