Useful telephone numbers:
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Constable Pct 5
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(281) 463-6666
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Harris
County Sheriff
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(713) 221-6000
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KISD
Police
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(281) 396-6220
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Texas
Env.WasteServices
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(281) 734-2271
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Poison
Control
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(800) 764-7661
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Harris County Animal Control
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(281) 999-3191
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Katy
Medical Center
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(281) 392-1111
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Memorial
City Hospital
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(713) 932-3000
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| Mason Creek offers to all its
customers, a second water meter for irrigation, filling
your pool, hand watering, washing your car or any other
usage that does not discharge to the sanitary sewer
system. This second water meter has no minimum
monthly charge and you pay no sewer fees for the water
you have used. The installation cost of the second
meter (standard 5/8 meter) is $175.00. If you
would like an application just call the district office
or email us at service@mcud.com. |
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In the event of a broken water line
inside your home
Mason
Creek
can send someone out to your home and turn the water off at no
charge. Most homes
in the
Mason
Creek
district have a control valve on the main water line where it
enters the home. This
valve looks like a standard outdoor garden hose valve and will
turn off the water to the entire home when closed.
Occasional testing of the valve is recommended to ensure it
works properly. Just turn the valve off, and open a faucet
inside the home, and the water should stop running after a few
seconds. If it does not stop, it would be wise to replace the
valve before the need to use it occurs.
As a last resort, locate the main control valve in your water
meter box. It is generally in your front yard or in some cases
with your neighbors meter in the adjacent yard. This control
valve can be turned off with a standard water key.
If you do not have a water key, your local hardware store
generally stocks them for retail.
Filling a pool
You can save yourself the sewer charge
on water you
use in pool. The district allows you to read your meter
when you start filling and again when the pool is full.
Call us with the reading and we will credit you the
sewer charge for that usage. You can also furnish
the district with a letter from the pool builders stating
the maximum capacity of the pool.
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