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Final GFL Bin Collection Set for Sept. 2
Texas Pride will do a final collection of all remaining GFL containers placed at the curb tomorrow, Wednesday, 09/02. For any future missed pickups or service issues, residents may also contact Texas Pride directly at 281-342-8178 or service@texaspridedisposal.com. We appreciate your patience as we navigate this transition and work towards providing improved service for our residents.
Sep 11 min read


August 24, 2026 Board Meeting
The Board of Memorial MUD will hold a regular public meeting. When: Monday, August 24, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Where: 805 Hidden Canyon Road, Katy, TX 77450 The meeting Agenda and written materials can be found below and on the Documents page of the website. Meetings are held every 4th Monday of each month, or as scheduled otherwise. See the District Calendar page for more information. Meetings are open to the public. Residents are welcome to attend to hear updates on District mat
Aug 181 min read


Put Trash & Recycling Cans Out for Final GFL Pickup!
Attention Residents: Please prepare for the final trash and recycling collections with GFL as we transition services to Texas Pride Disposal. Important: Leave your empty GFL bins at the curb after collection on Tuesday and Friday. GFL crews will be following behind the trucks to retrieve all trash and recycling bins. Final GFL Schedule & Retrieval Final Recycling Pickup: Tuesday, July 28 Put carts out by 7:00 a.m. Leave empty recycling carts at the curb after pickup for remov
Jul 271 min read


July 27, 2026 Board Meeting
When: Monday, July 27, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Where: 805 Hidden Canyon Road, Katy, TX 77450 The meeting Agenda and written materials can be found below and on the Documents page of the website. Meetings are held every 4th Monday of each month, or as scheduled otherwise. See the District Calendar page for more information.
Jul 221 min read


Summer Storms and Drainage Readiness
July in Texas means two things: blazing heat and sudden afternoon downpours. These intense summer thunderstorms can drop inches of rain in a remarkably short window, putting local drainage systems to the test. Often, the primary culprit behind localized street flooding isn't the sheer volume of water, but there could be debris blocking paths where stormwater needs to flow. A few proactive habits during the clearer days of summer can keep our roads safer and protect your prope
Jul 212 min read
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