Dear Residents:

The Directors of Thunderbird Utility District are making residents aware of a catastrophic water well failure in the district at: 3003 Glenn Lakes Blvd. A new well will be required. The district is applying for an emergency request and approval from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Consent must be granted before a new well can be drilled at a cost of $2,500,000.00.

Thunderbird Utility District has enough water to supply the district with its current needs. Another well is currently in service and interconnect agreements with neighboring districts are available. We are asking residents to conserve water until the new well is completed, which will take approximately six (6) months from the date of approval by the TCEQ.

Some of the work will require twenty-four (24) hours a day operation and may be of some inconvenience to the residents in the immediate area. The district will keep residents updated on the progress and a starting date.

Should you have any questions, please call the district at: 281-499-5539.

Sincerely,

Thunderbird Utility District

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Thunderbird Utility District voted on a maintenance tax during the November 3, 2020 election. The Maintenance tax passed. Tax statements will be mailed to the property owner in the fall.

The funds collected from the maintenance tax are to be used for maintenance and rehabilitation to the existing aging infrastructure, including Water Plants, Sewage Treatment Plant, Sewage Pump Stations, Waterlines, Sanitary Sewer Lines, and the Drainage System.

It is expected that the tax rate will be set at $0.15/100 valuation, based on The Fort Bend Central Appraisal District’s certified tax roll. The tax rate will be published in a local newspaper and put on the District’s website. The tax rate being set will not be any higher than the published rate, which will be published in August or September and then set by the Board of Directors at the September or October 2021 Board of Directors’ meeting.

We recently heard from customers who report men and women posing as water utility employees have asked to allow them into in the house to collect “COVID-19” samples or have said they need to check on something in the house.

QUAIL VALLEY UTILITY DISTICT service personnel DO NOT request to check on anything inside the house. Such action is considered, ONLY IF the customer requests our assistance.

QUAIL VALLEY UTILITY DISTRICT service calls are arranged and scheduled in advance. There may be times when service personnel are notifying customers for utility work in the area or responding to calls from passers-by or neighbors, but then the utility employee would arrive in a District marked vehicle, and present identification.
You can call the District’s office at 281-499-5539 to verify employee’s identification. However, call the Police Dept. (911) if in doubt.