There will be no garbage collection on Thanksgiving Day. Service will resume on Monday, December 2nd. Please plan accordingly and thank you for your understanding.

To report road and curb damage or storm sewer manhole and pipe damage please contact Harris County Prect. 3.

Louetta Road Utility District “LRUD” Residents:

You may have noticed a reddish tint or slight odor in your drinking water when the District switched its potable source from surface water to ground water for the summer. This is due to iron and manganese which are naturally occurring elements found in rocks and minerals in deep wells . Please note that iron and manganese do not pose a health risk in drinking water and are secondary constituents that are voluntarily measured for aesthetic purposes. To improve its ground water quality, the LRUD Board of Directors voted to implement blended phosphate treatment at the Water Plant in May of 2024 (Blended Phosphates are water treatment chemicals commonly used in drinking water to prevent discoloration, staining, scaling, taste, and odor). An application for water plant treatment modifications was submitted to the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality for review and approval. Once approved, the District will begin injecting blended phosphates at the feed line to improve ground water quality.

PS: For more information regarding secondary constituents, please reference the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Drinking Water Standards Chapter 290.118(a) Applicability for Secondary Constituents, or the United States Environmental Protection Agency Secondary Drinking Water Standards.

Some residents have been noticing a slight odor in the water. Our water operator is aware and is changing the water source and will be flushing to bring this new water into the system.

There WILL be trash pick up on Thursday, July 4th.

There will ONLY be trash pick up on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th. There will be NO recycling.

This is a reminder, as part of the maintenance of the water distribution system we will be converting to free chlorine starting the week of January 22. THE DISINFECTANT CHANGE FROM CHLORAMINES TO CHLORINE REQUIRES SPECIAL CARE FOR AT HOME DIALYSIS PATIENTS AND AQUARIUM OWNERS.