WHCRWA Rate Unchanged in 2025
The WHCRWA announced that their rate for water usage will NOT be increased in 2025. The WHCRWA rate is a pass-thru cost, with no mark-up, to MUD 208 residents and is $4.35 per every 1,000 gallons used.
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What is the WHCRWA Fee on My Water Bill?
The monthly water bill has 3 components, the Base Water Charge (District’s water rates), the Base Sewer Charge (District’s sewer rate) and the WHCRWA Charge (West Harris County Regional Water Authority rate). With higher water usage, especially during the summer months, the WHCRWA fee can be more than half of the total water bill. So, what is the WHCRWA fee? The video accessed via the following link, https://www.whcrwa.com/what-is-the-whcrwa-fee/, helps explain the purpose of this fee. It should be noted that the WHCRWA fee is strictly a pass-thru cost to our customers, with no mark-up, and is currently at $4.35 per every 1,000 gallons used. The District has no control over the WHCRWA rate.
Summer Water Conservation Rates
Higher summer water conservation rates are now in effect, go to Water and Sewer Rates
Summer Water Conservation Rates
Higher summer water conservation rates are now in effect, go to Water and Sewer Rates
MUD 208 Entering Stage 1 Drought – Voluntary Conservation
As a result of the ongoing power outages, WHCRWA, one of our major water suppliers, has started Stage 1 Drought Contingency and requested all districts do the same. We request that all MUD 208 residents follow our district’s Stage 1 Drought Contingency Plan.
- Check for and repair all leaks, dripping faucets and running toilets.
- Check for and correct excessive irrigation or uncorrected leaks that result in water leaving the User’s property by drainage onto adjacent properties or public or private roadways or streets or gutters.
- All outdoor water use is requested to occur between the hours of 7 pm and 5 am of the following day on no more than two days per week conforming to the following schedule:
- Sundays and Thursdays for District residents and other users of water within the District with even-numbered street addresses.
- Saturdays and Wednesdays for District residents and other users of water within the District with odd-numbered street addresses
- Tuesdays and Fridays for all other Users in the event no address exists
Construction on Royal Gardens at Park Falls
MUD 208 will be repairing and replacing an underground water line and pavement on Royal Gardens at the Park Falls intersection. The work will start on May 1st and will take approximately 3 weeks. During this construction, Royal Gardens will be restricted to one-lane traffic at various times. Please use caution and follow warning signs when driving in this area.
Summer Water Conservation Rates
Higher summer water conservation rates are now in effect, go to Water and Sewer Rates