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In this special edition of the Greenwood UD newsletter, we are happy to share events in our community. Join the board and its consultants at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant and learn more about where your water goes after it leaves your home. After your wastewater is treated it flows into Greens Bayou. Join the Greens Bayou Coalition’s annual regatta for a fun adventure down the bayou while learning about its important ecosystem.

Stay informed and engaged with the latest updates from the Greenwood Utility District! This edition of our quarterly newsletter highlights exciting developments, including the launch of our new website and a critical tax proposal. Dive in to learn more about these initiatives and how they could impact you.

Greenwood UD is currently accepting applications for a vacant position on the District’s Board of Directors.

We hope you and your family are safe after the recent storms in Houston. We’re pleased to report that the district didn’t experience problems with water or wastewater services during that time.

Whether you’re experiencing a sudden loss of hot water or suspect a problem with your system, understanding how to troubleshoot and resolve these issues is essential for maintaining comfort in your home.

Like many regions, Houston is not immune to the challenges of drought.

Happy Valentine’s Day! February is not just the month of love; it’s also an opportune time to delve into the love we share for our water resources.

Like many regions, Houston is not immune to the challenges of drought.

During this quarter, you may have noticed the signs posted about the stage 1 drought contingency plan in effect. We continue to ask you to conserve water and follow the guidelines on our website.

It’s been a hot, dry summer. We hope you are keeping cool and hydrated indoors. At this time, we don’t anticipate water restrictions for our district, but for the latest news please refer to our website throughout the month.

Questions or concerns regarding HCFCD construction projects in Hidden Meadow or Evergreen Villas? Please direct all inquiries to Jeremy Velez, PE at (713) 274-3951 or Jeremy.Velez@harriscountytx.gov.

Earlier this year, Greenwood UD informed residents of three projects Harris County Flood Control District identified to help mitigate flooding in response to Hurricane Harvey.

Several updates were shared at the last board meeting on Wednesday, June 21st, that we would like to pass on to the community.

Summer break is almost here, and we are wishing you many happy memories with your family and friends. This quarter the board has reviewed our current emergency communication plan and is working with our consultants on ways to improve our current practices.

Beat the summer heat and save water with our top water conservation tips. Learn how to reduce your water usage and potentially save on your water bill.

Many projects are happening in our district this year, and we want to ensure you know what is to come and who to contact for more information. You can always check our website or attend a meeting for the latest updates.

Recently, HCFCD selected three projects in Greenwood UD to help improve drainage and reduce the risk of flooding in the Evergreen Villas, Hidden Meadow, and Parkway subdivisions.

The public water system has taken the necessary corrective actions to restore the quality of the water distributed by this public water system.

Due to the City of Houston’s loss of pressure and issuance of a Boil Water Notice, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has required the Greenwood Utility District (TX1010554) public water system to notify all customers to boil their water prior to consumption.

It’s important that all residents read our latest post about “flushable” wipes and the havoc they bring to the sewer system.

Flushable wipes, marketed as an alternative to toilet paper, are slowly but surely causing significant damage to the nation’s sewer systems and the environment.

We hope you all had a wonderful summer! As we head into the new school year, the board has selected H.M. Carroll Elementary to participate in this year’s Water Smart Program.

Hurricane season officially kicks off each year in June, but as most Houstonians know, the activity we see in our region picks up in August and September.

We hope you will take the time to review the trash survey results and read about the updates to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. We wish you and your families a safe and happy summer.

In February, Greenwood UD sent its first quarterly newsletter that contained a survey in regards to the district’s trash collection provider, OFS Sanitation.

Each monthly meeting the board and all attending residents are updated on the progress of the new wastewater treatment facility. As of May 2022 the plant is on schedule to be completed in the summer of 2023.

In an effort to connect with residents and business owners in our community we have created a quarterly newsletter that will contain updates, articles, and more.

No. Used cooking oil and grease should never be poured down the drain or toilet.

Please be advised that due to the Saturday, January 1st New Year Holiday, heavy solid waste collection service will be postponed until Wednesday, January 5, 2022.

The GREENWOOD UTILITY DISTRICT will hold a public hearing on a proposed tax rate for the tax year 2021 on Tuesday, October 12th, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. at 11702A Tidwell Road, Houston, Texas 77044.

The District has implemented an email alert system for the residents of Greenwood Utility District.

The deadline to file an application for a place on the May 1, 2021 General Election Ballot is Friday, February 12, 2021 at 5:00 p.m.