Willow Fork Drainage District

WFDD At-A-Glance WFDD was established by Order of the Texas Water Commission in 1985 to finance the acquisition and construction of drainage facilities to ensure drainage and flood protection to the approximately 5,700 acres in its boundaries. read more

Storm Water Quality In coordination with 10 of the Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) in its boundaries, WFDD has led the effort to implement a Storm Water Management Program (SWMP) to improve storm water quality and to prevent pollution of the waters in its drainage system. read more

District Security WFDD contracts with the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office to provide security services, which include patrol of the channels during peak use. Residents with security concerns should contact the Sheriff’s Office by calling 281-341-4665.

Maintenance Overview The District provides ongoing maintenance to its channels, including monthly mowing and debris removal, biannual fertilization, pest control and repairs as needed. read more

Parks Master Plan In 2011 voters extended to WFDD the authority to build and maintain community parks, which includes improvements to school parks and trails along drainage channels and the construction of several communitywide parks. read more

Notices

Board Meetings are held the second Thursday of every month at the Willow Fork Country Club

About WFDD

Willow Fork Drainage District ("the District") was created by an Order of the Texas Water Commission. Read more

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Willow Fork Drainage District is approximately 5,700 acres, located between IH–10 and Westpark Tollway. It's boundaries also span the Grand Parkway.
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District News

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