Water Districts

Look Up Which Water District Serves Your Harris County Address

TCEQ's Water Districts Map Viewer lets you search any Harris County address to find which water or utility district supplies it.

Harris County Home & Property

Harris County has hundreds of water-related special districts — MUDs, Water Control and Improvement Districts, and others. Each has its own tax rate, service area, and debt level. Knowing which one serves your address matters when buying a home.

Go to tceq.texas.gov and use the Water Districts Map Viewer. You can search by address or zoom in on a map. Once you find the district, you can look up its registered agent, current status, and contact information. This is especially useful for homes in newer subdivisions on the county's edge, where MUDs are common.

Source to confirm: TCEQ – Water Districts Map Viewer

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Appraisal District

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The Harris Central Appraisal District (HCAD) sets the taxable value of every property in the county each year.

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Property Tax Exemption

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Homeowners who live in their Harris County home as their primary residence can get a significant cut in their property tax bill through the homestead exemption.

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Property Tax Protest

You Can Fight Your Appraisal in Harris County

Harris County property owners have the right to protest their appraised value every year — and many do.

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Municipal Utility Districts

What a MUD Is — and Why It Matters in Harris County

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