The Gleannloch MUD Districts (367/383) continue to focus on their primary mission of delivering cost effective, reliable water and sanitary service to our community.

To meet rising demands, the districts embarked on the construction of a new water well, located just behind HEB. We are pleased to announce that the well will be online by summer 2026, giving the districts additional capacity and redundancy. Thank you to our neighbors for your patience during the construction of this well.

The MUDs recently completed specialized testing of the sanitary sewer lines to identify any deficiencies and ensure a proactive approach to ongoing maintenance of the system within the districts. No significant deficiencies were identified during the testing.

Additionally, the MUDs are preparing for the hurricane season. Regular maintenance of the drainage channels is a priority, as are the backup generators at the water and wastewater facilities.

Some residents have expressed concern about water availability in the event of a hurricane or loss of electricity due to a grid failure. Our MUDs have invested in generators, both natural gas and/or diesel, for our critical equipment such as pumps.

We are very confident in the MUDs ability to service our residents without relying on others should it become necessary.

Please visit https://hcmud383.com and https://www.hcmud367.com for additional information.

**ALERT**ALERT**ALERT**

CALLING ALL MUD 367 CUSTOMERS!

Effective January 1, 2026, the e-check fee of $1.00 will be waived. If you are already enrolled in the program, no action is required. If you want to take advantage of this easy payment program, and ensure you never pay a delinquent fee again, sign up today!

The website for MUD 367 customers to set up ACH is: https://moc.starnik.net/rp_default.aspx

Call the MUD 367 Operator, Municipal Operations, at 281-367-5511 with any questions or concerns.

Residents of Gleannloch Farms receive water from two water districts, either Harris County MUD 367 or Harris County MUD 383.

Both districts receive water from two water wells built in the early 2000’s located within Gleannloch. Due to increased demand from additional development, along with severe weather situations, both districts agreed to request the construction of a third water well through the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Upon approval, the districts engaged with engineering firm, Pape Dawson, to construct the third well at the existing water plant located north of Northpoint and south of HEB.

We ask for your patience during the construction of this water well as there will be heavy equipment and louder than usual noise levels. We anticipate completion of this project to be Spring of 2026, just in time for Gleannloch’s summer water needs.

If you have any questions, please contact:

https://www.hcmud367.com/contact

Or:
https://hcmud383.com/contact

Attention MUD 367 residents-

Let’s conserve water and save money!

EyeOnWater – Leak Detection App

Have you downloaded the EyeOnWater App available to MUD 367 residents?  This App allows each resident to see how much water is being used and can even alert you to possible leaks on your property.  Over 40% of MUD 367 residents have downloaded this free app and are taking advantage of its value.  You will need your water bill for initial set up, then proceed to the App Store and download EyeOnWater.  Make sure to activate “Leak Alerts” to be contacted if there is a continuous flow of water of 1 gallon or more over a 24-hour period.

Water My Yard – Water Conservation Program

Harris County MUD 367 recommends each resident in the district sign up for the “Water My Yard” program designed by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service under the direction of Dr. Guy Fipps.  This program was developed in partnership with water districts, local city entities and public utilities to conserve water and take the guess work out of maintaining a healthy lawn.

The “Water My Yard” program uses local weather data in MUD 367 to provide free weekly watering advice. This data is collected from an extensive network of weather stations and rain gauges, and, along with research-based understanding of plant water needs, allow experts to send customized weekly water advice for your specific lawn and irrigation system.

More information and creating your personalized account can be accessed through their direct link at:

https://watermyyard.org/#/Location

Through HCMUD No. 367’s website you can easily find links to the following services:

• Setup New Water Service
• Pay Your Water Bill
• Water Billing Questions
• Cancel Water Service
• Pay Tax Bill