Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 133

The scope of the project included underground utilities (water, sewer, and drainage lines) for the first phase of development for a commercial retail development located north of Via Mazzini and west of Katy Gaston.

The scope of the project included excavation, recompaction, amendments to improve soil quality, regrading, and Bermuda sod installation of selected areas of the side slopes, and overseeding and fertilization of side slopes of the five (5) amenity lakes in the interior of Lakes of Bella Terra and the three (3) lakes in Lakes of Bella Terra West.

Residents of Bella Terra,

With tax season coming out, the Precinct 4 Constables Office would like to remind you to please pay closer attention to your surroundings, as bank jugging will probably be on the rise. What is bank jugging? Bank jugging is a crime that is committed by a person who watches and follows people that withdrawal money from a bank or ATM and then steal their cash. Typically the person withdrawing money is followed until an opportune time is available to steal the cash. Crime prevention tips:

• Always check your surroundings
• Routinely lock your vehicles
• Remove all and any valuables from your vehicle or keep them out of plain view
• Park vehicles in the garage or driveway

Another crime that has been popular and on the rise is scamming. What is a scam? A scam is any means someone uses to get you to part with your money. They play on our emotions or promise big payoffs to get us to act. Scammers also pose as people, agencies, and companies you know and trust. Scams can occur over the telephone, though the mail, over the internet, or in person. Crime prevention tips:

• Don’t send or wire money to anyone you do not know
• Do not give out credit card information unless you are initiating a known transaction
• Do not reply to emails of phone calls requesting financial information or Social Security number.
• Be sure to contact your financial institution directly if you have any questions or concerns.

If you have any questions, concerns, complaints, or compliments to the Constables Office Precinct 4, please reach out to the Precinct 4 Constables Office, Constable Patrick Quincy at 281-341-4536.

The non-emergency line for criminal matters is 281-341-4665, and for any life threatening or immediate emergencies, please dial 9-1-1. Remember, there is no call that is not important to us.

Fort Bend County Constable Precinct 4

 

The survey results for installation of smart meters are in!

179 residents completed the smart meter survey. 153 residents voted in favor of installing, and 26 voted against installing.

Based on the overwhelming support in favor of smart meters, the Board of Directors of Fort Bend County MUD 133 (the “Board”) has decided to move forward with the installation of smart meters. The Board anticipates that it will take 6-8 months before all meters are replaced. All work should be inside your meter box and additional excavation should not occur unless there are unforeseen problems. Instructions on how to take advantage of all the capabilities will be provided after your meter is installed.

In order to provide a safer and more secure environment for our community, Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 133 (the “District”) has entered into an interlocal agreement with Fort Bend County. This collaboration allows the District to leverage additional law enforcement resources beyond those typically available, ensuring that our residents benefit from increased safety measures tailored to the needs of our area.

The term of the agreement begins October 1, 2024, and expires September 30, 2025. Estimated costs to the district for providing three deputies are $403,870. Other pertinent details related to the agreement are located within the attached document.