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Article Source: Woodlands Water We’re pleased to share a new video introducing Water Renewal The Woodlands, a coordinated effort among local MUDs, Woodlands Water, and San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) to plan for reliable, high-quality water and wastewater systems across our community.Watch the video to learn how local leaders and staff are working together to […]

The ten Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) in The Woodlands managed by Woodlands Water recently approved new tax rates for 2025. The nine residential MUDs lowered their tax rate this year by an average of 2.8%. Metro MUD, which is comprised almost entirely of commercial customers, increased their rate by 6.8%. Woodlands Water MUD tax rates

Multi-year project ensures spillway safety; final funding sought THE WOODLANDS, Texas, September 25, 2025 – The 40-year-old Bear Branch Dam spillway in The Woodlands remains strong and well-maintained, and a pending multi-year rehabilitation project will keep it that way, The Woodlands Water Agency said today. A recent study by Schnabel Engineering, a national firm with

Woodlands Water GM Erich Peterson, PE, presented updates on Bear Branch Dam to The Woodlands Township Board of Directors. Erich reported that the MUDs have approved full funding for the design phase of the Bear Branch Dam modification project, ensuring the entire scope can now move forward. The Township Board also approved a letter of

CONTACTS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE City of Conroe:Nancy S. Mikeskanmikeska@cityofconroe.org SJRA:Heather Ramseyhramsey@sjra.net Conroe, Texas—Today the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) Board of Directors unanimously approved the execution of a Mutual Release and Settlement Agreement with the City of Conroe to end current litigation related to the SJRA Groundwater Reduction Plan (GRP). The City of Conroe considered and

Source: Woodlands Water What to know and where to find it Drinking Water Quality Reports are one way Woodlands Water keeps our community informed. The latest reports have been mailed to all customers of Woodlands Water. These reports, which are specific to each of the ten MUD’s managed by Woodlands Water, summarize test results for

Source: Community Impact As The Woodlands continues to grow and evolve, its water and wastewater systems face new challenges. Much of the community’s original infrastructure was built decades ago and is now approaching the end of its intended lifespan. To meet current and future needs, the Woodlands Water Agency, in partnership with the ten local Municipal Utility

Article Source: Woodlands Water Local Voices. Lasting Impact. We’re proud to announce the launch of a new webpage dedicated to the Community Working Group (CWG), a diverse group of engaged residents, business leaders, Village Association members, and subject matter experts who are helping shape the future of water and wastewater infrastructure in The Woodlands. While the CWG doesn’t