Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District 149

Mission Statement

November 26, 2016 by FBCMUD 149

Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 149, through the dedication of its Directors and Consultants, is committed to providing the highest quality of water and sewer service at the most economical costs to its customers and taxpayers.

Trash Collection Tuesday

September 13, 2021 by FBCMUD 149

As of 1 PM on September 13^th, Best Trash is anticipating running the Tuesday, September 14^th routes as normal. Please note that this is subject to change, and you can find updates at https://www.best-trash.com.

Law Enforcement in the Riverstone Community

July 16, 2021 by FBCMUD 149

Recently, we have received several questions related to law enforcement within the Riverstone community, and we want to provide clarity on the limited role the MUDs play in that area.

MUDs are not responsible for law enforcement – MUDs can only provide resources (typically funding) to assist law enforcement agencies of the County or City.
The entities with primary responsibility for crime prevention and law enforcement (patrolling, schedules, procedures, etc.) in Riverstone are:
1. Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Department for MUDs 128, 129, and 149
2. City of Missouri City Police Department for MUD 115
The Riverstone MUDs give funding to local law enforcement agencies for supplemental patrolling within Riverstone. Their current contract for these services is with the Fort Bend County Constables Precinct 4 office.
If you have any concerns related to law enforcement in Riverstone, you should address your questions directly to the responsible entities: the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Department, Fort Bend County Constable Precinct 4, or the City of Missouri City Police Department. They have the ability to change the current patrolling or other law enforcement practices in Riverstone.
Please note that any private security resources outside of the framework described above would need to be done with the approval of your HOA.

What You Should Know About Hurricanes

June 15, 2021 by FBCMUD 149

From Ready.gov

Know what to do before, during, and after a hurricane.
Prepare before hurricane season starts. Pacific hurricane season starts May 15 and Atlantic hurricane season starts June 1.
Create an emergency communication plan with your family before a hurricane.
Have emergency supplies in place at home, at work, and in the car.
Check your insurance coverage, damages caused by flooding are not covered under normal homeowner’s insurance policies.
Know your local community’s evacuation plan and evacuation routes and how to receive alerts.
Listen to local officials.

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