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FORT BEND COUNTY LID 20
- Type
- Levee Improvement District
- Status
- Active
- County
- Fort Bend County
- City
- Houston
- Officer of record
- Joseph Sheets — President
- Phone
- (713)860-6400
- TCEQ district number
- 3071500
- Location on record
- map point ↗ (29.7308, -95.4289)
Property tax rate — 2025
For the 2025 tax year, the appraisal district did not provide this district's adopted rates to the Comptroller — the state's own file marks it unreported. We show that fact rather than a number that doesn't exist.
Source: Texas Comptroller, Special District Rates and Levies 2025 (Tax Code §5.091). Rates are per $100 of taxable value; confirm current figures with the district before relying on them for a closing.
Bond debt outstanding — FY2025
$8,850,000 tax-supported (no revenue-supported debt) — principal outstanding as reported by the Bond Review Board.
About $7,308 of that debt per parcel inside this district.
FY2025 tax-supported principal divided by the 1,211 parcels whose location falls inside the district's TCEQ boundary. Two things this is not: it isn't a bill — district bonds are repaid over decades out of the tax rate above, not owed by any owner directly; and it isn't per household — commercial tracts, vacant lots and reserves are parcels too, so a district still filling in reads higher than it will once the homes are built.
15-year history, total principal outstanding:
Peak: $9,040,000 in FY2024.
Source: Texas Bond Review Board data center. Texas's fiscal year ends August 31. The I&S portion of a district's tax rate exists to service debt like this.
What this district is
A water district is a unit of local government under the Texas Water Code — not an HOA. Many district types levy property taxes or charge for water and sewer service; the district itself is the authority on its current rates. The officer of record above is the registry's contact for it.
The HOA Book reports the state's own files here: TCEQ's registry, the Comptroller's special-district tax rates, and the Bond Review Board's debt data — the way our Colorado district pages report levies. Certified filings, never estimates; where a file doesn't cover this district, the page says so instead of guessing.
Watch this district. Rates and debt are re-reported every year. Leave an email and we'll send one plain message — only when this district's tax rate or bond debt changes in the state's files, with the old number and the new one. No newsletter, nothing else.
Source: TCEQ Water Districts registry via data.texas.gov, pulled 2026-08-08. Wrong or missing? Tell us.