There is a Water Outage on Blairs Way at Creekside Forest due to a water main break. Repairs are in process. Please check back for updates.

No Boil Water Notice is in effect for Harris-Montgomery County MUD No. 386. Water is safe to drink. The District does not receive water from the North Harris County Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA) or the City of Houston.

This applies to both the Harris County (Creekside Forest) and Montgomery County (May Valley) portions of the district.

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No boil water notice has been issued for Harris Montgomery Counties Municipal Utility District No. 386 at this time. Check back here for updates and be sure to sign up for priority alerts.

In preparation for the upcoming Holidays the District would like your help to help us combat a shared enemy. FOG (Fats, Oils, & Grease) is the #1 cause of blockages in sewer system. When you experience a sewer backup in your home the most likely cause is FOG buildup which can become a costly mess.

Below is an example of what pouring fats, oils, or grease down the drain actually does. What we should do instead of going down the drain – COOK IT; CAN IT; OR TRASH IT!

If you do experience a sewer backup, or any other issue with your water or sewer utilities, please contact the Districts operator, Municipal District Services. You can reach them 24/7 at 281-290-6503 or visit them at www.mdswater.com

Tropical Storm Beta
September 20, 2020—2:00 p.m. by HMCMUD 386
The National Hurricane Center is projecting Tropical Storm Beta to affect our area beginning late today through Tuesday producing periods of heavy rainfall rates in a short period of time.

Based on these projections, we urge all residents to secure any loose items; bring garbage cans in off the street; clear any drains on or near your property of trash can lids, floating bags, grass clippings, limbs, and leaves; and move cars to higher ground in order to try and prevent storm drains from getting clogged and vehicles/property from being damaged.

For additional information and future updates, please visit the National Hurricane Center

For Hurricane Preparedness resources, please visit: www.mdswater.com/hurricane-preparedness

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No Boil Water Notices are in effect for Harris-Montgomery Counties MUD 386 (the District). The District does not receive water from the City of Houston and is not affected by the City of Houston’s water main break. Harris County MUD 387 provides water to the Harris County portion of the District from six (6) groundwater wells and the San Jacinto Water Authority (SJRA) provides water to the Montgomery County portion of the District. The water meets all Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) rules and regulations.

Residents in in the Harris-Montgomery Counties MUD 386 may have recently received a front-door notice titled, “COMMUNITY WATER TEST.” The notice is in a clear bag and includes a small bottle for testing tap water.

Please be informed that this notice is not affiliated with your Municipal Utility District. Water in the District is not tested this way locally.

If you have questions or concerns about your water quality, please contact your water operator, Municipal District Services, LLC, at (281) 290-6507.