Municipal utility district · Montgomery County
Texas National MUD
Tax rate, bond debt and the neighborhoods Texas National MUD serves, from TCEQ, the Montgomery County Tax Office and the Texas Bond Review Board.
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- 1.02612025 tax rate per $100 of value
- $6.0Mbond debt outstanding, FY2025
- 1974year created
- 488acres
District facts
- Name
- Texas National MUD
- Type (TCEQ)
- MUD
- Created
- November 7, 1974
- Size
- 488 acres
- Status (TCEQ)
- Active
- TCEQ district ID
- 7778500
- MCAD jurisdiction code
- MTN
- County
- Montgomery
Texas National MUD tax rate
The 2025 adopted rate is 1.02610 per $100 of taxable value: 0.49110 for maintenance and operations and 0.53500 for debt service.
- Maintenance & operations
- Debt service
Rate by year
Texas National MUD bond debt
Principal outstanding was $5,955,000 at the end of fiscal year 2025 (August 31), against a peak of $6,220,000 in FY2023.
Tax-supported and revenue principal outstanding at fiscal year end (Aug 31). As reported to the BRB; not independently verified.
Neighborhoods in Texas National MUD
Where these numbers come from
- Texas Bond Review BoardIssuer page: bonds and debt by year
- Montgomery County Tax OfficeAdopted and proposed rates (Truth in Taxation)
- TCEQ Water Districts (iWUD)Search Texas National MUD for board, filings and boundaries
Sources: TCEQ Water Districts (iWUD) map service; Montgomery County Tax Office, tax rate history. Retrieved Oct 1, 2026.
FAQ
Texas National MUD FAQ
What is the Texas National MUD tax rate?
The 2025 adopted rate is 1.02610 per $100 of taxable value, about $1,026 a year on $100,000 of taxable value.
How much debt does Texas National MUD have?
$5,955,000 in bond principal outstanding at the end of FY2025, as reported to the Texas Bond Review Board.
What neighborhoods are in Texas National MUD?
Texas National MUD serves homes in Texas National. Confirm a specific address on HCAD, where the MUD is listed among the account's taxing jurisdictions.
Selling a Home in a MUD?
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