Waste Corporation of Texas will not collect trash Monday, Christmas Day, for Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District 185. Trash service will resume Thursday, December 28th.
WCA will not collect trash Monday, New Year’s Day. Trash service will resume Thursday, January 4th.
WCA crews will pick up recycling on the normal Thursday service days of December 28th and January 4th.
The Board of Directors of Fort Bend County MUD No. 185 would like to update everyone on how Hurricane Harvey impacted the District. All major District facilities—the water plant, wastewater treatment plant, and detention ponds, came through the storm intact and are fully operational. The District suffered some damage to its facilities, but nothing that will interrupt services to the residents of the District. The water is safe to drink, and the District will work towards repairing any damaged facilities over the next few weeks. We are thankful that everyone came through this storm as we did.
In efforts to assist the Districts in the Greater Houston area, WCA is offering Disaster Recovery Services.
Please see attached PDF or contact WCA for information.
Felix DeLeon
WCA, Municipal Representative
8515 Highway 6 South
Houston, TX 77083
713-828-1464
All of MUD185 falls into the curfew area described below:
County Judge Issues Curfew Order for Unincorporated Fort Bend County
FORT BEND COUNTY, TX August 30, 2017 10:00 PM
For Immediate Release
In response to requests from Fort Bend County law enforcement officials, Judge Bob Hebert has issued a curfew order for unincorporated areas of Fort Bend County. This curfew will be in effect beginning 12:01 August 31, 2017 and will be in force until 6:00 AM on September 6.
The curfew states that the only people who may remain in or travel around on both public and private property are:
· Law Enforcement Personnel
· People authorized by the County Judge to assist in the protection of the health, safety, or welfare of the public
· Owners of the property in which they are found during curfew hours
· A person who remains or travels upon private property which is owned by him or upon which the person has been invited
This order will take effect immediately.
“This curfew,” said Judge Hebert, “is being put into effect for the safety of people in the unincorporated areas of Fort Bend County. The safety of our citizens outweighs the temporary inconvenience that results from this curfew. We want you to be safe as we face Harvey’s challenges together”.