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On November 5, Harris County will conduct general and special elections for the purpose of electing the President of the United States and other state and local positions.   Early Vote Centers will be open starting Monday, October 21 – Friday, November 1.  **Note that there are NO Early Vote centers within the City of Bunker Hill Village city limits. Early Voting...

November 1, 2024 -- Underground utility work to replace the sanitary sewer line under these roads continues to advance steadily. Beginning the week of Monday, November 4, Bunker Hill Rd. northbound will be closed between Cobblestone and Williamsburg Ln. as the sewer line is replaced. All traffic will be reduced to the southbound lane. To manage traffic flow, construction crew flaggers and...

As part of the Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Project, the City will begin replacing meters that are at or beyond their warranty service life and install a new meter. As water meters age, they tend to slow down and provide less accurate readings due to wear and tear. The new meters ensure that residents receive accurate and reliable measurements of water consumption. The AMI project...

With scorching temperatures this summer, coupled with drought conditions, water consumption for the City significantly increased that lead to Stage 1 voluntary restrictions. While it did not extend beyond this stage, the current billing cycle (August 15 – October 15) reflects higher than normal usage for many residential properties in the City of Bunker Hill Village. After investigating, the...

  The City has received a notice from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) that requires mandatory public reporting. To read the notice, click here.  Why did the City receive the violation notice? Per the guidelines of the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ), the City is required to complete proper sampling and reporting for Lead and Cooper.  While...

  At the April 2023 meeting, City Council unanimously approved an update to the building and development fee schedule. The new fees become effective June 1, 2023. The purpose of the fees is to ensure the City is recovering the cost of providing services associated with building and community development (i.e. inspections, plan review, etc.) so all taxpayers do not pay. Click here to view...

  Click here to view the May 2023 Newsletter with the latest City happenings. A hard copy of the Newsletter is included in utility bills that arrive in the mail. ...

  In 2021, City Council approved the construction of a new Public Works and Disaster Operations Building. This new facility will not only house Public Works personnel but also act as the City’s Emergency Operations Center during major emergency situations. The new facility is scheduled to be operational Fall 2023. What is BHV Inc.? The City has established a non-profit corporation (BHV...

The City's water system continues to maintain a "superior" rating.   Click here to read the City’s 2022 Annual Water Quality Report.   ...

  Click here to read the June 2023 Newsletter. A hard copy of the newsletter is included with utility bills that arrive in the mail.     ...

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