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At their meeting on September 17th, the Board of Directors voted to lower the District’s current tax rate by two cents, from 0.79 to 0.77.

The Harris County MUD 304 park is open but the building remains closed.

This Weekend and Next Week

• Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
• Saturday, 9:00am – Noon
• Next Week: Monday-Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
• Saturday, 9:00am – Noon

If you’d like to sign up to receive important news and updates from the district via text messages, you can send a text message to the number 474747 with the word MUD304 and you’ll be registered.

You can also register to receive this information via email by visiting our Email Alerts Sign Up page.

Currently trash & recycle services will continue as normal.

Please refrain from generating additional heavy trash, such as cleaning garages, closets, extra yard work, etc. Due to extra volumes, trash is extremely heavy and our routes are running later than normal. Please be patient as we are doing our best to get all trash collected.

In response to the continuing effects of the Coronavirus and in observance of our employee’s safety, we are asking that all waste be placed in plastic bags and tied off to avoid any need for direct contact with the garbage.

Please continue to place your recycling loose in your container. Please break down all boxes and reduce in size as much as possible. If you exceed the capacity of the container, please bag and place with trash. However, if anyone in your household is exhibiting symptoms of any transmissible illness, please place recyclables in plastic bags and dispose of with your regular garbage.

Please do not call the office. Go to website www.best-trash.com for updates or contact customerservice@besttrashtexas.com.

Due to growing concerns regarding the transmission of COVID-19, the Board of Director’s meeting scheduled for March 19, 2020, has been cancelled. The rescheduled meeting date will be posted as soon as it is available.

On Monday, February 24, 2020, Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 304 will be changing the disinfectant that we use from chlorine to chloramines.

This change is intended to benefit our customers by reducing the levels of disinfection byproducts (DBPs) in the system, while still providing protection from waterborne disease.

However, the change to chloramines can cause problems to persons dependent on dialysis machines. A condition known as hemolytic anemia can occur if the disinfectant is not completely removed from the water that is used for dialysate. Consequently, the pretreatment scheme used for the dialysis units must include some means, such as a charcoal filter, for removing the chloramine prior to this date. Medical facilities should also determine if additional precautions are required for medical equipment.

In addition, the chloraminated water may be toxic to fish. If you have a fish tank, please make sure that the chemicals or filters that you are using are designed for use in water that has been treated with chloramines. You may also need to change the type of filter that you use for the fish tank.

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Through Harris County MUD No. 304’s website you can easily find links to the following services:

• Pay Tax Bill
• Set Up New Service
• Pay Your Water Bill