HARRIS-FORT BEND COUNTIES MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1

August 22, 2024 at 10:20 AM

As the outdoor temperatures continue to rise, your landscaping will need more water. But, how much more? Watering too much can compromise plant health and increase your monthly water bill. Visit www.nfbwa.com/water-my-yard to sign up for weekly tips about the right amount of water for your landscaping needs.

July 18, 2024 at 2:49 PM

You have the opportunity to receive a credit towards your water bill when you purchase and install high efficiency appliances or water saving items for your landscape!

Items range from nozzles on sprinkler heads to the clothes washer in the laundry room.

Visit www.nfbwa.com/resident-rebate for more information.

June 7, 2024 at 10:03 AM

Check your sprinkler system annually to conserve water and manage your water usage.

The NFBWA’s free irrigation evaluation program provides a licensed irrigator to check your water settings and make recommendations.

Visit www.nfbwa.com/wise-guys to sign up for a FREE evaluation.

May 10, 2024 at 3:44 PM

Residents below may experience little to no water pressure due to a water main repair. Crews are in route to make emergency repairs. It is estimated that repairs will take 4-6 hours to complete. We appreciate your patience.

• Bay Hill Boulevard
• Birkdale Court
• Caravelle Court
• Carnoustie Court
• Moon Ridge Court
• Pelican Hill Court
• Pelican Hill Drive
• Rock Green Court
• Sand Pines
• Seabury Court
• Ventura Canyon Drive
• Water Hill Court

Harris-Fort Bend Co. MUD 1 has terminated Stage 1 of its Drought Contingency Plan effective immediately.

The Board of Directors appreciates your cooperation and perseverance during this Conservation Condition. Please continue to conserve water to preserve our natural resources.

Fall weather is unpredictable! Unexpected rainstorms can cause your lawn to get too much water. Rain sensors protect your lawn from overwatering by shutting off your sprinkler system during and after rainstorms. For more tips on how to save water—and money—visit www.nfbwa.com/water-saving-tips.

As the outdoor temperatures continue to rise, your landscaping will need more water. But, how much more?

Watering too much can compromise plant health and increase your monthly water bill.

Visit www.nfbwa.com/water-my-yard to sign up for weekly tips about the right amount of water for your landscaping needs.

You have the opportunity to receive a credit towards your water bill when you purchase and install high efficiency appliances or water saving items for your landscape! Items range from nozzles on sprinkler heads to the clothes washer in the laundry room.

Visit www.nfbwa.com/resident-rebate for more information.