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Harris County MUD 18 has completed a District-wide upgrade from mechanical water meters to new digital, smart meters. With digital meters you can track your own water use on your computer or even your smart phone. Your new digital meter will have a small, circular protrusion on the top of the meter box lid.

The digital meters allow secure online access to track your home water use. You can review your water use by hour, day, week, and month; which translates as opportunities for on your water bill savings you can realize through water conservation.

Harris County MUD 18 provides EyeOnWater Online software to track your water use on your computer or smart phone. Instructions for installing and using the software are available at this link:

EyeOnWater Installation

Meeting PDF Documents

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Water / Sewer Rates

MUD18 water use rates are based on an ‘Equivalent Residential Connection’ set at thousand-gallons-per-month increments.

The District uses a sliding-scale rate schedule that favors water conservation without depriving customer of necessary water for all household uses including irrigation.

Residential Water Use Rates (in Thousand Gallons per month)
  • $12.00 minimum – First 6,000 gallons
  • $1.00 per 1,000 gallons – Next 9,000 gallons (6,001 -15,000 gallons)
  • $1.25 per 1,000 gallons – Next 5,000 gallons (15,001 – 20,000 gallons)
  • $1.50 per 1,000 gallons – Next 10,000 gallons (20,001 – 30,000 gallons)
  • $2.50 per 1,000 gallons – Next 10,000 gallons (30,001 – 40,000 gallons)
  • $3.50 per 1,000 gallons – Over $40,000 gallons

Residential Sewer Rate – a flat rate of $15.00 per month

District Taxes

MUD18 Ad Valorem Tax rates are based on property values established by the Harris County Central Appraisal District. Ad Valorem taxes from the basis of each taxpayer’s contribution to the cost of infrastructure and maintenance for the utility district. You can contact HCAD, the Harris County Appraisal District website at: http://www.hcad.org/ or Wheeler and Associates, MUD18’s tax collector at: http://www.wheelerassoc.com to view your individual property values and assessment. Use this link to pay your MUD taxes online.

As residents of a utility district, all customers share the legal responsibility for the repayment of the infrastructure costs. The District’s philosphy as been to quickly retire bond debt while continuing to fund ongoing maintenance. MUD18 currently holds no outstanding bond debt.

The Board of Directors of MUD18 would like to inform you that by November 1st of each year you should be in receipt of Tax Statements for your Property. This should include a MUD18 tax statement. If you have not received your MUD18 tax statement by November 1st, please contact our Tax Assessors Office at (713) 462-8906.

Senate Bill 2 – Texas Property Tax Reform and Transparency Act of 2019