Name of District
(Section 2051.202)
Conroe Municipal Management District No. 1
Name and Term of Office for Each Board Member
(Section 26.18, Section 2051.202)
Keaton Hineman, President (Term: April 2027)
Kyler Ferris, Vice President (Term: April 2025)
Denise DeGeare, Secretary (Term: April 2025)
Chase Wortham, Assistant Vice President (Term: April 2027)
Jager Livingston, Assistant Secretary, (Term: April 2027)
Contact Information for Main Office of District (Mailing and Physical Address, and Phone Number)
(Section 26.18, Section 2051.202)
202 Century Square Blvd.
Sugar Land, Texas 77478
(281) 500-6050
board@conroemmd1.com
Official Contact Information for Each Board Member
(Section 26.18, Section 2051.202)
Same as contact information for main office of district.
If Applicable, Name of the General Manager
(Section 2051.202)
N/A
The Name of the Person Representing the Operator, Including a Mailing Address and Telephone Number
(Section 2051.202)
The residents should contact the City of Conroe regarding water/wastewater services.
The Name of the Person Representing the Tax Assessor/Collector, Including Mailing Address and Telephone Number
(Section 2051.202)
David Patterson
Brittany Keeswood
Assessments of the Southwest, Inc.
P.O. Box 1368
Friendswood, TX 77549
(281) 482-0216
The Rate of the Ad Valorem Tax
(Section 2051.202)
- 2023: $0.60 per $100 assessed valuation
If Applicable, the Sales and Use Tax Rate
(Section 2051.202)
N/A
Any Tax Rate Hearing Notice
(Section 2051.202)
Location and Schedule of Meeting of the District
(Section 2051.202)
Monthly on the 3rd Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at The Finding Place, 750 Grand Central Parkway, Conroe Texas 77304.
A Statement that the Residents Have a Right to Request a Designation of a Meeting Location Within the District
(Section 2051.202)
Residents of the District have the right to request the designation of a meeting location within the District under Section 49.062(g), Water Code. A description of this process can be found at https://www.tceq.texas.gov/downloads/water-districts/forms/form-20863.pdf.
Each Meeting Notice and Minutes of Meetings for the Current Year and the Preceding 12 Months
(Section 2051.202)
Information about the District’s agenda and minutes are available by clicking on this link.
Budget Information
(Section 26.18)
The taxing unit’s budget for the preceding two years:
The taxing unit’s proposed or adopted budget for the current year:
The change in the amount of the taxing unit’s budget from the preceding year to the current year:
- Revenue: -$67,202; -9.85%
- Expense: $109,140; 23.58%
The amount of property tax revenue budgeted for maintenance and operations for the preceding two years and current year:
- 2022: $340,000
- 2023: $677,440
- 2024: $580,238
The amount of property tax revenue budgeted for debt service for the preceding two years and current year:
- The District does not budget for debt service.
Tax Information
(Section 26.18, Section 2051.202)
The maintenance and operations tax rate for the preceding two years:
- 2021: $0.135
- 2022: $0.12
- 2023: $0.13
The proposed maintenance and operations tax rate for the current year:
- 2023: $0.13
The debt service tax rate for the preceding two years:
- 2021: $0.765
- 2022: $0.76
- 2023: $0.47
The proposed debt service tax rate for the current year:
- 2023: $0.47
Financial Information
(Section 26.18, Section 2051.202)
The most recent financial audit:
Conflict of Interest Disclosures
(Texas Local Government Code Chapter 176)
Energy Consumption Reports
(Texas Government Code Section 2265)
Information about the District’s energy consumption is available by clicking on this link.
Landowner’s Bill of Rights
(Texas Government Code Section 402)
Petition TCEQ for In-District Meetings
A District resident may petition the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to require that board meetings be held inside the District but not further than 10 miles from the boundary of the District only after (1) a qualified written request was previously submitted to the Board of Directors to designate a meeting place within the District but located not further than 10 miles from the boundaries of the District, and (2) the Board failed to designate a suitable location.