Curious about how your municipal utility district operates? The NWHC MUD 24 L&C Workbook offers a transparent look into key financial and operational details, including rate structures and infrastructure investments.

For a comprehensive breakdown and to better understand how your water and sewer services are managed, click here to view the full document.

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You’re invited! Join us for a Community Engagement Event hosted by NWHCMUD #24 on Saturday, April 26th from 11 AM to 2 PM.

Come out for food, drinks, and valuable tips on personal and home safety.

Let’s connect, learn, and strengthen our community—together!

Location:

NWHCMUD #24

14446 Hollister, Houston, Texas 77066

About

Northwest Harris County MUD 24 is committed to providing efforts to improve service and efficiently provide water to our customers. The District has installed Smart Meters at each house to replace the old mechanical water meters.

Benefits of Smart Meters

Smart meters allow residents the ability to track their water usage and provide benefits including:

• Accurate meter recording and access to your account via the web or smart phone app
• Your meter readings are taken consistently on the same day each month, so you can predict your billing.
• You can follow your consumption hourly to track your highest usage periods for conservation.
• A graphic depiction of your water use will enable you to minimize use during those times, i.e., shorten your irrigation time, or wash only full loads of dishes or clothing.
• You can monitor and adjust water usage to stay within a billing price tier.
• Leak detection in your household.

Signup

To setup your personalized online portal please visit: https://www.eyeonwater.com/signup

You will need the following information to register for an online account:

• Zip Code
• Service Account ID
• Valid Email Address

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Northwest Harris County MUD 24, proudly announces the Annual National Night Out Community Block Party – an extraordinary event designed to celebrate community togetherness and safety. Set to take place on Tuesday, October 1st from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the NWHC MUD 24 Activity Bldg, 14446 Hollister St, Houston Tx 77066, this event guarantees an evening of community engagement, entertainment, an opportunity to engage with first responders, business organizations and elected officials.

Witness an impressive display of emergency vehicles up close and take a personal look at the tools and equipment that first responders utilize daily to ensure the community’s safety. Families are in for a treat with an array of kid activities and the chance to capture memories with photographs alongside our local heroes. Child ID and fingerprint services, along with a music zone, balloon artist, and face painting corner, will further add to the festivities. Additionally, there will be a complimentary food truck and snow cones will be available for all attendees!

Don’t miss out on this remarkable occasion that combines amusement, interaction and a dedicated commitment to the safety of Ashcreek Subdivision and NWHC MUD 24 Annual National Night Out-Community Block Party. Volunteer opportunities are also available for the event. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Jessica at 281-781-8641, or via email at info@nwhcmud24.com.

The Northwest Harris County Municipal Utility District #24 (NW HC MUD #24) will hold a public hearing to discuss the proposed tax rate for the tax year 2024.

• Date: Tuesday, October 8, 2024
• Time: 6:00 p.m.
• Location: District’s Administration Building, 14448 Hollister St., Houston, Texas 77066

This is an important opportunity for residents to stay informed and have their voices heard regarding their property taxes. The hearing will cover details about how the proposed tax rate may affect individual property taxes.

Analyzing the Proposed Tax Rate

For the tax year 2024, NW HC MUD #24 has proposed a tax rate of $0.40659 per $100 of value, a slight decrease from last year’s rate of $0.41000 per $100 of value. This results in a difference of -0.0034 per $100, meaning taxes on the average residence homestead could either increase or decrease depending on individual property values.

• Average residence homestead value:
  • Last year: $186,277
  • This year: $202,866
• Tax on average residence homestead:
  • Last year: $687.36
  • This year: $742.35

If adopted, the proposed tax rate will reflect a 0.8317% decrease in the overall tax rate. However, depending on the changes in your individual property’s value compared to others, you may see a variance in your property tax bill.

Learn More

To better understand how these changes might affect your property tax and for detailed figures, please refer to the document provided by NW HC MUD #24. For additional information, visit Texas.gov/PropertyTaxes or contact the tax office directly at (281) 499-1223.