Five Montgomery County utility districts and the city of Willis were placed under a boil-water notice after 3 p.m. Feb. 17, according to the Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
Willis; Montgomery County municipal utility districts 56, 88, 89 and 141; and the Spring Creek Utility District were all included in the office's announcement. MUD 56 is located off FM 1314 west of New Caney; MUD 141 is located south of FM 1488 west of The Woodlands; and MUDs 88 and 89 and the Spring Creek district are all located near the Grand Parkway in northern Spring. A map of Texas water district boundaries may be viewed here.
The city of Magnolia also remains under a boil-water notice announced Feb. 16. The regional water and sewer utility Quadvest, which services portions of Montgomery and neighboring counties, also issued a notice that all of its water systems remain under a boil water notice, according to the utility's website.
The Montgomery County districts are among many in the Greater Houston area affected by water supply issues and placed on boil-water notices Feb. 17. More information on water preparation in emergencies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may be viewed here.
