Willow Fork Drainage District

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WFDD oversees more than 5,700 acres of drainage and recreational facilities that serve more than 30,000 residents and visitors each year.

In 2011, WFDD launched its vision for parks and trails to enhance and better connect our community.

Building drainage infrastructure is WFDD’s primary responsibility, including maintenance, repair and oversight.

NOTICE: Due to concerns regarding COVID-19, Willow Fork Drainage District is closing all District parks until further notice. Signage will be posted at each park where specific areas are closed and security will enforce the closures. We encourage everyone to follow CDC guidelines, including hand washing and social distancing. Please follow the Willow Fork Drainage District Central Green Park Facebook for the most current updates.

WFDD At-A-Glance

Willow Fork Drainage District (WFDD or the "District") finances, constructs, maintains, and operates drainage and recreational facilities to preserve and enhance the communities within its boundaries, including 15 miles of channels, three community parks, and nearly 50 miles of trails.

WFDD Boundary Map

Located between I-10 and Westpark Tollway, overlapping SH 99/Grand Parkway, WFDD covers the areas known as Cinco Ranch, Kelliwood, Canyon Gate, Falcon Ranch, and Parkway Oaks.

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Read the latest about WFDD, including news, activities and community impact from sources in and around the area.

Central Green

Join WFDD for year-round special events, festivals and community gatherings at its signature public plaza venue Central Green, located in LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch.

Parks & Trails

Enjoy multipurpose open spaces featuring pavilions, picnic areas, lakes, and recreational features, all connected by a community-wide trail system along the District’s channels.

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About WFDD

Established in 1985 to finance and construct facilities to ensure drainage and flood protection, WFDD also provides recreational amenities that enhance and connect the communities within its boundaries.

Security

For immediate security concerns call the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s non-emergency number at 281-341-4665.
For emergencies call 9-1-1.

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The content contained in this website is provided by Willow Fork Drainage District (WFDD or the “District”) as a service to its residents. This website and the information contained herein should not be relied upon or used as information for the purposes of securities disclosure about the District or its financial condition. Persons should not rely upon this information when considering whether to buy, sell, or hold bonds issued by the District. All information contained herein speaks only as of the date indicated. The District assumes no duty to update any information contained herein.

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