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Dec 10, 2026
Harris County WCID No. 89 is soliciting construction bids for detention pond outfall repairs near Scott Street and Beltway 8 in Harris County, Texas. The work includes furnishing labor, materials, and equipment and installing concrete riprap at storm sewer outfalls in the district’s detention ponds. Construction must conform to the project plans, specifications, and issued addenda.
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Houston
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Harris
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602 Sawyer St
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(832) 490-1601
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77007
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harris County Water Control And Improvement District 89
The Board of Directors reviewed several critical operational and financial reports. Discussions focused on the Tax Assessor-Collector's report regarding tax collection and delinquent accounts, facility security enhancements such as the installation of new locks and guardrails, and operational updates concerning water quality and flushing protocols. The Board also evaluated the engineer's report on ongoing infrastructure construction and maintenance projects, received bookkeeper reports on financial performance and budget management, and deliberated on potential new CRM systems and administrative building improvements.
The Board approved an amended contract with Municipal Risk Management Group, LLC and reviewed the operations report, specifically addressing delinquent and uncollectable accounts. The engineering report covered various projects, including bond applications, water quality permits, storm water channel maintenance, administration building parking expansion, service requests for residential developments, and infrastructure improvements such as the completion of a SCADA project. The Board also authorized the launch of a new website, approved a new interlocal agreement for law enforcement services to increase officer staffing, discussed maintenance needs for the administration building, and approved the purchase of new safety signage and reimbursement for director training.
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The Board reviewed the Tax Assessor-Collector's report, authorized invoice payments, and discussed delinquent tax accounts. The Operator's report was approved, covering maintenance items, bid awards for generator replacement and gas line installation, and cybersecurity measures. The Engineer's report included updates on the bond application, Pearland surface water rate studies, storm water permit renewals, detention pond outfall repairs, and facility improvement projects such as parking expansion and entrance improvements. Additionally, the Board accepted the Bookkeeper's report, discussed administration building issues, reviewed the security report, adopted an Order Calling the Directors Election, and conducted an executive session regarding legal matters.
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