Who is Harris County MUD 82?

HC MUD 82 provides water and sewer services via three water plants and a state of the art wastewater treatment plant to residential homes, businesses and Spring ISD schools located within the district. Other management responsibilities include garbage collection, recycling and maintaining security for the District facilities.

The District is managed by a Board of Directors who are residents of the District. They hold monthly public meetings to discuss District matters.

You Should Know -

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"Flushable" Wipes - Know the Damage!

Toilet paper is the ONLY product that can break down properly in our sewer systems. "Flushable" wipes do not break down - they clog our sewer systems, costing millions in damages and maintenance each year. In short, throw your wipes in the trash, not the toilet!

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Conserving Water At Home

Here are 10 ways to reduce your household water consumption, lower bills, and help the environment!

  1. Upgrade your appliances
  2. Turn off the tap when not in use
  3. Water your lawn during non-daylight hours
  4. Keep grass at 2 inches height
  5. Update to water-efficient dishwasher models
  6. Reuse water for plants and gardens
  7. Start a compost pile
  8. Check for leaks regularly
  9. Take shorter showers
  10. Reuse and re-wear clothing

Resources

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Water My Yard

The https://watermyyard.org/Water My Yard app, created in partnership with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, gives you personalized recommendations for when to turn on those sprinklers.

A healthy yard needs less water than you think. Even with our hot and dry summers, landscapes only need about an inch of water per week, whether from rain or irrigation.

The Water My Yard app offers free, informed advice that takes the guesswork out of weekly watering. Use the app, receive text or email notifications, or log in to the website.

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Eye On Water

Save money and water with Eye On Water!

The District has Smart Meter technology installed throughout the community. These devices can be linked to an online portal called “Eye On Water” where residents can monitor their usage and be notified of leaks. Sign up today and be proactive about your water usage!

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