Welcome!
Southern Montgomery County Municipal Utility District is your neighborhood water utility service provider and is your friendly source for services and payment options relating to your water bill. The District serves a wide variety of residential subdivisions, office buildings, warehouses, restaurants, shopping and more as shown in our photo tour. We are here for you and are happy to provide assistance
with your water, sewer or trash collection needs.
How this site can serve you:
- Confirm we are your Water Utility Provider by -
A. Looking on the top portion of your water bill statement or...
B. Locate your subdivision on the map below.
- Use this site as your online source to pay your water bill.
- Discover and tour the many other benefits this site provides by selecting a navigation button
from the menu on the top of the page.
Current events and notices
SOUTHERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY MUD JOINS SAN JACINTO RIVER AUTHORITY GROUND WATER REDUCTION PLAN
Effective August 1, 2010, Southern Montgomery County MUD (SMCMUD) customers will pay an additional fee for water service in the amount of $0.56 per 1,000 gallons of water used. SMCMUD has entered into a contract with the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) for groundwater reduction planning. This fee will go to the SJRA to prepare and implement the regional solution for conversion to surface water, including construction of lines and water treatment facilities. Please click on link below for more details specific to groundwater conversion to surface water relative to SMCMUD. You can also check the San Jacinto River Authority website at www.sjra.net for more current updates.
Downloadable Pdf, please click here – SMCMUD Notice to Customers.pdf.
WATER PLANT CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
Water Plant No. 3 construction is nearing completion. All tanks and buildings have been erected. The Contractor is completing electrical and piping installations and anticipates having the plant functional in 6-8 weeks. We’ve been fortunate to have a wet summer. Please help us to eliminate wasting water by turning off your sprinklers during and after a heavy rain event. Grass and plants can survive for up to a week after a good rain without watering.
RATE ORDER
The District has adopted a new rate order effective July 21, 2010. New regulations for fire sprinkler systems, non-owner occupied single family residential deposits, and new San Jacinto River Authority fees have been added. Please check it out under “Forms and Policies/Orders and Plans”.
Map of the district
For a listing to locate your Subdivision in the SMCMUD area - simply click on the 11x17 map/pdf and you can verify if you are a part of
our community. |
