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Northwest Harris County Municipal Utility District #28 serves Normandy Forest Subdivision and Klein Collins High School, Schindewolf Intermeditate and Kreinhop Elementary Campuses. It is managed by a Board of Directors who are all residents of Normandy Forest and provide their skills and experience as community service to their neighbors and friends. The District represents government in our small portion of Spring, Texas. We strive to live up to the purest ideals of our Country as government of the people, for the people, and by the people.

Our Mission

The Board of Directors has established as its objectives:

  • To responsibly and effectively manage the District to maintain highest guarantees of continued financial stability while providing superior water and sewer services as mandated by the State of Texas.
  • To provide community services and governance allowed by law that support the property values of all residents.
  • To creatively establish programs and services that lead to improved quality of life for all our residents.

The content in this website is provided by Northwest Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 28 ("District") for informational purposes only. This website and the information contained herein should not be relied upon or used as current information for the purposes of securities disclosure about the District, its financial condition, the bonds of the District, or property in the District. Persons should not rely upon information in this website when considering whether to buy, sell, or hold property within the District. The District files official continuing disclosure information at least annually in accordance with the rules and regulations of the securities and exchange commission. The District assumes no duty to update any information on this website at any time.

MUD #28 News

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History of District

The Municipal Utility District (MUD) is a State of Texas Government Agency with the responsibility to provide water and sewerage to a defined portion of the state (District). The MUD is governed by five(5) directors who are sworn government officials with the authority to levy taxes and manage those funds in the a manner prescribed by law.

The MUD and its directors are under the supervision of the Attorney General of Texas, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), and the North West Harris County Regional Water Authority(NWHCRWA).

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