According to our water operator Si Enviro -“Residents of Fort Bend County MUD 131 are not affected by the Houston Water Ban issued on November 27 and today, November 28, 2022. FBC MUD 131 is presently a self contained water supplier, and we do not rely on the city of Houston’s water supply. Si Enviro will continue to monitor the system pressure and chlorine residuals to ensure the safety of our water.”
Fire hydrants and water mains are routinely flushed in the district. The purpose of flushing is to reduce discolored water and to improve the district’s overall water quality. Once flushing is complete, discolored water may persist for a short period of time – due to mineral sediment that’s flushed out of the system. The sediment comes from naturally occurring minerals, and in rare instances, could cause staining of clothing and some porous surfaces. When announced flushing is complete, please check the water before washing clothes.
If you have a water softener or inline filtration system in your home, you may need to valve off and bypass that unit during flushings. If you have any specific questions, please contact your manufacturer or installer for additional instructions. PLEASE BE AWARE that a failure to valve off or bypass these systems may result in the need to replace these filters earlier than normal.
After flushings, ALL residents are advised to flush their own homes as well (with softener or filtration valved off or bypassed). Use only the bathtub faucets to flush. Run bathtub faucets for 5 — 7 minutes. Also clean any faucet screen or debris that may have passed during the flushing process.
For additional concerns, contact the Operator’s Emergency Repair Office at (832) 490-1601.
Customer Service – 832-490-1600