Water

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17495 Village Green Dr, Jersey Village, TX 77040

2002 W Grand Parkway N, Katy, TX 77449 (Customer Lobby on the north side of the building.)

Our office hours at both locations are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

For your convenience, after-hours payments can be made via our drop box at both locations. After hours payments are posted the next business day.

Understanding the Lake Forest Utility District’s Lead and Copper Service Line Inventory

In compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR), the Lake Forest Utility District (LFUD) has completed its comprehensive inventory for 2024. This vital step ensures transparency and safety in drinking water systems by identifying and tracking service line materials.

Key Findings:

• No Lead Lines Detected: The district confirmed that none of its 1,562 service lines contain lead or require replacement due to galvanized connections.
• Comprehensive Review: Historical records, distribution maps, and meter data were meticulously analyzed.
• Ownership Clarified: Service line ownership is clearly split between the utility and customers, as defined in local regulations.

Why It Matters: This inventory demonstrates LFUD’s commitment to public health and regulatory compliance. Lead contamination in drinking water poses serious health risks, especially to vulnerable populations. By maintaining an accurate and accessible inventory, the district enhances community trust and safeguards water quality.

For further details on the inventory process and the measures being taken, please refer to the official Lead & Copper Inventory document.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed about their water supply. If you have questions or wish to view the detailed inventory, please contact the District.

Lake Forest Utility District (the “District”) is located within the North Harris County Regional Water Authority’s (“NHCRWA”) Groundwater Reduction Program (“GRP”) and is mandated to receive surface water.

The District currently uses groundwater as its water source, which is disinfected with chlorine. The NHCRWA uses chloramines to disinfect their water.

The District is scheduled to receive surface water in the fourth quarter of 2024. To prepare for the delivery of surface water, the District must convert their current disinfection system from chlorine to chloramine disinfection.

The extension of NHCRWA surface water lines and the chloramines conversion projects are currently in construction and is expected to be complete by the end of 2024.