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Welcome to the Bilma PUD Website. The District hopes this site will allow for quick and easy access to information for our customers. The District’s objective is to provide the residents and commercial establishments, OUR CUSTOMERS, with a continuous supply of quality drinking water, a safe sewer system, excellent service to our customers and good budgetary management for the present and the future.
Hurricane Beryl-Related Debris Cleanup
The Board of Directors of Bilma Public Utility District (the “District”) authorized Best Trash to send additional trucks to make a final sweep of all household trash and storm-related debris. The additional collection will begin on Monday, August 5, 2024, and may carry over to Tuesday, August 6, 2024, if necessary.
These trucks will operate in addition to Best Trash’s regularly scheduled trash collection services within the District. Please note trucks will run past 5:00 p.m. as necessary to collect the storm-related debris.
To ensure that your trash and debris are collected, please be mindful that:
- Storm-related debris does not need to be bundled, but it must be small enough for the crews to pick-up by hand
- Fence pickets will be collected if they are stacked. Whole sections/fence panels will not be collected
- Furniture or debris not caused by the storm will not be collected
- All trash and debris must be on the curb by 7:00 a.m. on Monday, August 5
Lastly, Harris County Precinct 3 is also providing drop-off sites and continuing its collection of storm-related debris. For information related to Precinct 3, please visit their website: https://www.pct3.com/
UPDATE – Collection of Household Trash and Storm-Related Debris
As of July 17, Best Trash continues to collect household trash and storm-debris on the District’s regular collection days, Monday and Thursday. The priority of items being collected is as follows:
- Residential Trash
- Grass Clippings in Clear Bags
- Bulk Items
- Other Items
Best Trash has requested residents place grass clippings in clear bags to allow crews to determine what is yard waste and what is storm debris.
Additionally, Harris County Precinct 3 continues to collect storm-related residential debris. Residents must follow the instructions in the Debris Separation Guide provided below to ensure that their debris is collected. Please note, the guidelines have been updated since originally provided and residents are no longer required to submit a service request to Precinct 3. For more information, please visit Harris County Precinct 3 website.
Vegetative Debris Collection – Updated Guidelines from County
Harris County Precinct 3 to Begin Collecting Residential Vegetative Debris on July 15, 2024
Beginning Monday, July 15, 2024, Harris County Precinct 3 crews will be collecting storm-related residential vegetative debris left on the curb. Residents should report their debris to Precinct 3 by calling 713-274-3100 or submitting their location at pct3.com/service-request.
Residents must follow the instructions in the Debris Separation Guide provided below to ensure that their debris is collected.
Best Trash will also continue to collect storm-related debris left on the curb on the Bilma Public Utility District’s regularly scheduled trash pick-up days.