Municipal utility district · Harris County

Cimarron MUD

On a typical Cimarron home (about $262,640), Cimarron MUD adds about $722 a year to the tax bill, lower than most utility districts around Katy. Below: how to pay it, who to call, and what the district does.

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  • 0.27502025 tax rate per $100 of value
  • $20.1Mbond debt outstanding, FY2025
  • 1976year created
  • 1,060acres

Pay & contact

Pay your Cimarron MUD bill or reach the district

Contacts are as the district reported them to the Texas Comptroller (2026). The tax bill for county, school and other units comes separately from the Harris County Tax Office.

District facts

Name
Cimarron MUD
Type (TCEQ)
MUD
Created
February 9, 1976
Size
1,060 acres
Status (TCEQ)
Active
TCEQ district ID
2286690
HCAD jurisdiction code
140
County
Harris

Cimarron MUD tax rate

The 2025 adopted rate is 0.27500 per $100 of taxable value: 0.14000 for maintenance and operations and 0.13500 for debt service.

  • Maintenance & operations
  • Debt service

Rate by year

20220.3200
20230.3000
20240.2800
20250.2750

Cimarron MUD bond debt

Principal outstanding was $20,050,000 at the end of fiscal year 2025 (August 31), against a peak of $29,910,000 in FY2016.

Tax-supported and revenue principal outstanding at fiscal year end (Aug 31). As reported to the BRB; not independently verified.

Neighborhoods in Cimarron MUD

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Where these numbers come from

Sources: TCEQ Water Districts (iWUD) map service; Harris County Tax Office, Truth in Taxation rate summary. Retrieved Oct 9, 2026.

FAQ

Cimarron MUD FAQ

What is the Cimarron MUD tax rate?

The 2025 adopted rate is 0.27500 per $100 of taxable value, about $275 a year on $100,000 of taxable value.

How much debt does Cimarron MUD have?

$20,050,000 in bond principal outstanding at the end of FY2025, as reported to the Texas Bond Review Board.

What neighborhoods are in Cimarron MUD?

Cimarron MUD serves homes in Cimarron, Governors Place, Heritage Square. Confirm a specific address on HCAD, where the district is listed among the account's taxing jurisdictions.

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Selling a Home in a MUD?

We handle the MUD notice and explain the tax to buyers. Call (281) 606-0863 with questions.