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February 16, 2021 6:01 PM

Boil Water Notice for all 10 Affected Missouri City MUDs Lifted

Boil water notice lifted for all affected Missouri City MUDs. Please see latest updates below:

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Latest Update:

February 23, 2021 2:39 PM

As of 2:30 p.m. all 10 Boil Water Notices in Missouri City have been rescinded (lifted) including the 7 managed by Quail Valley Utility District.



While it is safe to use these public water systems, it is highly recommended that residents in these recently impacted Boil Water Notice areas properly prepare in resuming the use of this water.


  • All faucets should be flushed for at least several minutes while taking care not to overflow sinks or create any water damage.

  • Ice maker trays should be emptied and at least one cycle of ice ran and then again discarded.

  • At least one cycle on a washing machine could be ran to flush out any iron or manganese particles before washing clothes.

  • At least one cycle on a dishwasher could be ran before washing dishes.

    • These are only some basic guidelines and are not all inclusive of every situation that all residents will encounter. Some residents may need to repeat these steps if they experience prolonged water quality issues like color, taste, and odor concerns.


    For additional details and guidance, please contact your MUD operations company. See contact details via the link below:



    February 12, 2021 9:42 PM

    Fort Bend County Debris Pickup Begins March 1 | FEMA Assistance Now Available

    FEMA announced federal emergency aid has been made available to individuals/business owners who sustained losses in Fort Bend & Harris counties during this winter storm. Eligible individuals can apply by calling 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-462-7585.

    Latest Update:

    February 26, 2021 4:09 PM

    Fort Bend County will begin its winter debris pick up on Monday, March 1 and will last through Sunday, March 14. Residents should call 281-238-3499 or email Fort Bend County at WinterDebris@fortbendcountytx.gov with details including name, address and phone number to schedule a pick up. For additional details on acceptable items, see flyer below.

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    March 2, 2021 8:43 PM

    Gov. Abbott to Lift COVID-19 Mask Order, Allow All Businesses to Open at Full Capacity

    Governor Greg Abbott issued a new executive order, rescinding the statewide mask mandate to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. The Governor announced that all businesses will be allowed to reopen at 100 percent capacity. The rules take effect on March 10th

    January 22, 2021 8:45 PM

    More Vaccination Sites Now in Missouri City

    The City has received many questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine, from its safety to where and when residents can expect to receive their inoculations.

    March 4, 2020 8:28 PM

    MCTX COVID-19 News Conference/Vaccine

    Missouri City is mostly in Fort Bend County, but a portion of the City is within Harris County as well. And, to ensure all MCTX citizens are educated on the number of cases, testing centers and other additional details on COVID-19, please see below.

    Latest Update:

    February 2, 2021 12:54 PM

    Fort Bend County has partnered with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital to offer a drive-through COVID-19 vaccination hub at Smart Financial Centre. Previously a COVID testing site, the hub is now open to vaccinate individuals age 65 or older and others who fall within the State’s Phase 1B  guidelines. Patients will be seen by appointment only; walk-ins are not allowed. 



    Although appointments quickly filled up when registration opened this morning, the County is expected to receive more doses of the vaccine. To register or to learn more about the vaccine rollout, visit http://bit.ly/3pK2cMJ.



    At last night’s Virtual Regular City Council Meeting, Fire and Rescue Services Acting Chief Mario Partida gave an update on the City’s COVID-19 response. As of Jan. 21, 2021, 4047 Missouri City residents have tested positive for COVID-19, with 748 active cases. Demand for the vaccine is high right now, but supplies are limited and the City is not a vaccination provider. The State is working to deliver additional supplies. 



    This week, Fort Bend County will get a one-time allotment of 30,000 vaccines. These doses were set aside for long-term care facilities but were not needed. The doses will go to Fort Bend County Public Health, Memorial Hermann and Houston Methodist in Sugar Land. It is unknown when the County will move to Phase 1C of vaccine distribution, as State officials will make that determination. 



    To watch Chief Partida’s update, click here