Emerald Forest Utility District
Should you have any questions regarding the District functions or operations, you are invited to attend the meetings of the Board of Directors which are normally held on the second Monday of each month at 2:30 PM at 3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600, Houston, Tx 77027 and the fourth Tuesday of each month at 3 PM at Baxter & Woodman Engineering, 11450 Compaq Center Dr. Suite 660 Houston, Tx 77070. Please contact our office at (281) 897-9100 to confirm since meetings are occasionally rescheduled.
Neighborhoods
The following neighborhoods are located within Emerald Forest Utility District:
- Cypress Gates
- Cypress Glen
- Linnfield
- Schroeder Oaks
- Turtle Lake
- Woodedge Village
New Customer Information
New residents are required to pay a connection fee and security deposit prior to their account being activated. In addition to these fees, the district requires a signed service agreement on file.
Connection Fee: $25.00
Security Deposit: $250.00 *
* With proof of ownership deposit will reduce to $100.00.
Emerald Forest UD New Customer Packet
Those customers not establishing service in person are required to provide a notarized copy of the Customer Service Agreement.
Online Payments
Emerald Forest UD has teamed up with First Billing Services to provide enhanced and additional payment options. * To prevent termination of water service, payment must be in the District Operators office prior to the termination date. Once service has been terminated, the entire account balance, along with fees, must be paid to get service restored. Payments made online for service restoration must be reported to our office.
For information on payment options
To pay your bill online please visit rwc.firstbilling.com
Pay online at FirstBilling.Com
SMART Meters - Keep an Eye on your Water
Drought Contingency Plan
Currently there are no drought restrictions in place.
Extreme Weather Notice
Important Documents
Tax Collector
Ground to Surface Water Conversion
What is the "NHCRWA" Fee on my bill? Due to the growing population in the Houston metropolitan area the area has been forced to make a switch from ground water to surface water. The NHCRWA Fee is assessed to pay for the new infrastructure required for the conversion. For more information on surface water conversion visit the NHCRWA website at: