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Water Pressure Restored

The water treatment plant suffered an equipment failure that led to a temporary service outage. Water pressure is now at normal levels. If you are still experiencing issues with your water service, please call Inframark at (281) 579-4500. 

Harris County MUD 345 Water Well Project

Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 345 (MUD 345) will begin construction of its second water well on September 19, 2025, near the intersection of Kingsland Boulevard and Conifer Chase, at the southeast corner of the Second Baptist church property.  This additional water well will expand the District’s production capacity and serve as a backup to the current well, helping to ensure a reliable water supply for our community.

Developing a new water well is a lengthy process that takes several months to complete. The estimated completion date for this project is July 2026.

Residents should be aware that:

  • Drilling a water well can be noisy. To help minimize disruption, the District will construct a 24-foot-tall sound  barrier before drilling begins.
  • At certain stages of the project, crews may need to work 24 hours a day as part of the well development process.

The District website will be updated periodically to keep residents informed on the project’s schedule and progress

 

We thank you for your patience and understanding as this important infrastructure improvement is completed. Want to know more about municipal water wells? CLICK HERE

Temporary Lapse in Water Service

Due to a power surge at the water treatment facility, it caused an issue with electrical equipment that resulted in a temporary lapse in water service. A repair crew responded to an alarm at the facility and addressed the issue promptly.  Water service has resumed.  If you are experiencing any water service issues, or have questions, please call Inframark at (281) 579-4500 For more information please go to www.inframark.com

NOTICE – Increase in Water Rates

The City of Houston has previously announced that it will begin progressively increasing its groundwater reduction plan fee (GRP Fee) in April of each year, beginning in 2022 and extending through 2026. On April 1, 2025, the City of Houston increased the GRP Fee that you see as a separate line item on your water bill every month by 4.3%. Therefore, please be advised that the fee imposed by the District in connection with such GRP Fee will increase from $2.83 to $2.95 per 1,000 gallons of water used each month, effective as of April 21, 2025.