Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for First Colony Levee Improvement District.
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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Work includes safety, monitoring and electrical improvements.
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City
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Houston
County
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Harris
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
3200 Southwest Fwy
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(713) 860-6470
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
77027
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Board meetings and strategic plans from First Colony Levee Improvement District
The Board discussed and reviewed the tax assessor/collector's report, tax rate analysis, and scheduled a public hearing regarding the 2026 tax rate. The Board addressed reimbursements for the Association of Water Board Directors summer conference and authorized attendance at the winter conference. Website updates, including tax rate map and project engineering status, were covered. Financial, operator, and engineer reports were presented, including updates on the Lost Creek Pump Station, Lin Tract development, outfall structure upgrades, Oyster Creek closures, Ditch B Channel improvements, and GCWA canal improvements. The Board also designated a representative and approved the consultant structure for the Fort Bend Levee Coalition.
The Board discussed updates from the Fort Bend Levee Coalition regarding advocacy priorities and consultant engagement, noting upcoming meetings and deadlines. Additionally, the Board received a report on engineering matters, specifically the ongoing preparation of bid packages for the Oyster Creek outfall closure project in coordination with the City of Sugar Land and the City of Missouri City.
The Board discussed and approved the tax assessor/collector's report and authorized the delinquent tax attorney to proceed with collections. Website updates were reviewed, specifically regarding hurricane preparedness and text alert system fees. Members reviewed annual cybersecurity training requirements. Financial actions included the approval of bookkeeper's reports, the authorization of an audit for the upcoming fiscal year, and the adoption of the budget for the fiscal year ending July 31, 2027. The operator's report and engineering reports were presented, covering progress on the Lost Creek Pump Station, Lin Tract development, and various outfall structure and closure projects. Additionally, the Board approved development participation agreements with the cities of Sugar Land and Missouri City.
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