Summer break is here, and we wish you many happy memories with your family and friends. This quarter the board has highlighted our current conservation tips, drought awareness, outage updates, Hurricane Preparedness, and animal control services, which the District and our consultants are working on ways to improve our current practices.

Have a wonderful summer!

Greenwood Utility District Board of Directors

Summer Water Conservation Tips

Summer in Houston means fun in the sun and the pool, but that could mean a higher water bill is in store. Preserve this precious resource and potentially save money on your water bill by following these five (5) practical tips during the summer and throughout the year.

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Drought Level Definitions & Tips

Houston, like many regions, is not immune to the challenges posed by drought. As water levels dwindle and conservation becomes paramount, residents play a crucial role in preserving this precious resource. Let’s delve into the levels of drought in Houston and explore effective water conservation tips.

Alerts Regarding Power Outage

If there’s an outage in the future, the latest updates will be on the District’s website. We’ll also send information through email and/or text alerts. By receiving this email, you’re already signed up for emergency email alerts. To add an additional email address, you can sign up by visiting our website. To receive text alerts, sign up by texting “greenwood” to (281) 699-2421.

Hurricane Preparedness

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued its outlook for the 2026 hurricane season. They predict a below-average hurricane season due to the development of El Niño conditions, which currently officials are predicting that there will be 12 to 15 named storms, seven (7) hurricanes, and 2 to 3 major hurricanes (Cat 3+).

Stay prepared for this hurricane season with these essential tips. Read More

Animal Control Services

Due to an increase in stray animal sitings in the District, residents are encouraged to contact the Harris County Animal Control Center through the Veterinary Public Health Division at (281) 999-3191 to report any stray pets, leash law violations, and barking complaints.