Spring Creek Forest PUD
Welcome to the Spring Creek Forest Public Utility District (SCFPUD) website. This site has been created with you in mind - our residents! Spring Creek Forest is a wonderful place to live and has been for many families for more than 30 years now. Your Public Utility District board members live in the neighborhood as well and seek to provide the highest quality water, sewer, and garbage collection we possibly can. We hope you find this site full of information you have always wanted know about your public utility district.
Next Regular SCFPUD Board Meeting (June 9, 2009)
The next meeting of the SCFPUD Board will be held on June 9, 2009, at the law office of Smith, Murdaugh, Little & Bonham, L.L.P., 1100 Louisiana St., Suite 400, Houston, 77002, [click for map]. The meeting will begin promptly at 12:15pm. Access the Meetings page for more information about the operations of the SCFPUD Board meetings.
News: SCFPUD Reimbursed by FEMA for Hurricane Ike
Our water district incurred numerous expenses related to Hurricane Ike and the power outage after the storm. Besides taking responsibility for removal of non-organic storm debris, the SCFPUD used diesel fueled generators to deliver water and pump sewage. The costs for this operation were considerable. Not knowing whether we would get any money from FEMA for our expenses, nor truly understanding the FEMA reimbursement process, the SCFPUD decided it would not hurt to ask. This March, FEMA provided back to SCFPUD a check for $51,210 to recover our expenses related to debris pickup after the storm. Additionally, we are expecting a check for the costs of running our generators to provide water and sewage. The SCFPUD Board of Directors wishes to publicly thank our District Operator, Mark Ivy, and our District Attorney, MS. Lori Aylett, for their diligent effort in pursuing this collection on our behalf.
Excellent Videos Help You Learn More About Our Water & Sewer Plants
The North Harris Country Regional Water Authority has created a number of powerful videos which help both kids and adults understand where we get our water from, as well as how we process our sewage. Click here to watch and learn.