Downed Fencing and Fence Debris

Since Hurricane Beryl hit last summer, MUD 22’s landscape maintenance contractor, NJ Services, has noticed a significant increase in the amount of downed resident fencing and fence debris, including concrete from old fence posts, on the District’s drainage reserve property next to resident property throughout the District.  Photographs of some of the affected areas are enclosed.  The debris is interfering with the mowing and maintenance of the District’s drainage facilities, which is critical to ensure proper drainage and flood protection for our community.

Please examine your yard and any District property adjacent to your yard for downed fencing and fence debris and arrange for removal of all such debris from District property no later than Tuesday, March 18, 2025.  Please be advised that if you do not remove all fencing and debris from District property by that date, the District reserves the right to remove it and to charge you for the cost incurred.

We appreciate your assistance in ensuring the District can continue to provide appropriate and necessary drainage for our community.

Abandoned Animals at Savannah Fire Station

Recently, there has been an increase in reports from Brazoria County Emergency Services District No. 3 of pets being abandoned at the Savannah Fire Station, located in the District off County Road 58.

The MUD 22 Board would like to remind all residents that it is a crime in Texas to abandon an animal, punishable by up to one year in jail and/or a fine of up to $4,000 for the first offense.

Please report any abandoned animals to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office Aimal Welfare Services Department, at (979) 864-2365, or bcsoaco@gmail.com.  If you need to rehome a pet, please contact the SPCA of Brazoria County, at (979) 285-2340, or a local pet rescue group.