Water

The broken water main was located and the area isolated this morning. Repairs have been completed and pressure has been restored throughout the water distribution system. You may notice an increased presence of Inframark vehicles in the area while the mainlines are flushed to ensure water quality is maintained.

If you experience water quality issues, please flush your home’s line via the outside spigot closest to your water meter for 15 mins or just until the water is clear. If your water quality issues persist after 15 mins, please reach out to Inframark directly at (281) 398-8211 and a technician will be dispatched to your location to investigate further.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while Fry Rd MUD and Inframark work as safely and quickly as possible to maintain our community’s infrastructure.

A Fry Road MUD water main has broken resulting in reduced pressures throughout the neighborhood.

Inframark is in the process of locating and isolating the break so that repairs can be made ASAP. Once the broken section of water main is located and isolated, a construction crew will be able to excavate down to expose the line, assess the damage, and make whatever repairs are necessary.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while Fry Road MUD and Inframark work as safely and quickly as possible to maintain our community’s infrastructure.

A Fry Road MUD water main on Crazy Horse has broken.

Inframark is dispatching a crew to excavate and repair the line. To do so, the water service to homes in the vicinity of the break will be suspended.

Once this section of water main is isolated, the crew will be able to dig down to expose the line, assess the damage, and make whatever repairs are necessary. As soon as the water main is repaired, water pressure will be restored to the area, and the system will be flushed to ensure water quality is preserved for everyone.

We apologize for this inconvenience on Christmas Day, but thank you for your patience and understanding while Fry Road MUD and Inframark work as safely and quickly as possible to maintain our community’s infrastructure. Happy Holidays!

The Fry Road Municipal Utility District has recently adopted a new rate order, effective from December 19, 2023.

This resolution outlines revised rates and regulations for water and sewer services within the district, impacting both residential and commercial connections. Key highlights include updated monthly service rates, additional fees, and clear guidelines for maintaining service lines.

The document emphasizes the district’s commitment to providing efficient services while ensuring transparency and fairness in billing. Residents and businesses within the district are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these changes to understand how they might affect their monthly utility costs.

Rate Order (PDF)

A Fry Road MUD water main on North Pecos Valley, east of Snake River, has broken.

Inframark is dispatching a crew to excavate and repair the line. To do so, the water service to homes in the vicinity of the break will be suspended.

Once this section of water main is isolated, the crew will be able to dig down to expose the line, assess the damage, and make whatever repairs are necessary. As soon as the water main is repaired, water pressure will be restored to the area, and the system will be flushed to ensure water quality is preserved for everyone.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while Fry Rd MUD and Inframark work as safely and quickly as possible to maintain our community’s infrastructure.

Fry Road MUD’s water infrastructure is not tied to Houston or Katy water systems. Fry Road has an independent water system that is operating within parameters and is not currently under water restrictions.

Fry Road MUD’s operator is closely monitoring the system and will let residents know via the website and text alerts if the situation changes.

Due to the sustained heat during daylight hours, it is suggested to water lawns when it is dark outside, either late in the evening or early in the morning, to an inch depth, every couple of days. This can be measured by using an empty tuna can or other small, inch-tall container to measure the amount of water distributed by your sprinklers.

Voluntary water conservation during the summer months is always suggested. The Westlake MUD 1 web site contains articles covering this topic. Here is a link to the topic on their site:

https://www.westlakemud1.com/blog/2023-07-28-westlake-mud-1-water-conservation

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