LID 15 is reaching out to neighbors to help fill a Board of Directors vacancy in Precinct 2.

In 2018, residents voted to expand the LID 15 Board of Directors from three to five members, and one of the five Director positions is now open. LID 15 is looking for a community-minded resident that lives in Precinct 2 to serve the remainder of a four-year term that ends in May 2028.

Interested applicants must own property and be registered to vote in LID 15 – Precinct 2.  Precinct 2 is shown on the map below and includes the following neighborhoods:

• Riverstone North (Section 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7)
• Crossing Cove (Sections 1 and 2)
• The Crossing at Riverstone (Sections 2 and 3)
• The Enclave at Riverstone (Sections 1 and 2)
• Nandina at Riverstone
• Brookside at Riverstone
• Monet Estates

To apply, provide a full name with address, and a declaration of interest on why you wish to be considered for a Board position.  In place of, or in addition to, the statement, you can also provide a resume.  Applications will be due on Friday, August 29, 2025, and can be delivered in-person or electronically to the LID 15 General Manager:

Attn: Phil Martin
7002 Riverbrook Dr, Suite 800
Sugar Land, TX 77479
generalmanager@fblid15.com

LID 15 is asking our community to share this message and assist our efforts in finding qualified candidates that are willing to serve their community as a member of the Board of Directors.

The Hurricane Beryl Debris Removal project is scheduled to begin on Monday, June 23. In May, LID 15 awarded the debris removal contract to Looks Great Services of MS. Their contract time is limited to 60 days, so all Hurricane Beryl debris removal will be complete in August. Debris removal will start at the northern, upstream end of Alcorn Bayou and the contractor will work downstream towards the LID 15 pump station and the Brazos River. After Alcorn Bayou, the contractor will move to Steep Bank Creek, Snake Slough, and the Avalon at Hagerson Road. Storm debris may be temporarily stockpiled near public roads during the recovery project, and residents should remain aware of construction traffic when work crews are present.

Earlier this year, LID 15 was awarded an Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) Grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). NRCS recently approved additional grant funding for LID 15, so the District will receive more than $200,000 in reimbursements that will fund 75% of the total project cost. LID 15 thanks the residents of Riverstone for their patience and support during this final phase of Hurricane Beryl recovery. For any questions, please contact LID 15 directly: https://www.fblid15.com/contact-us/ .

The Brazos River will crest today at 34.5’ in Richmond, TX and water levels are forecasted to remain elevated throughout the week. The LID 15 drainage system continues to operate normally with gravity flow. Additional rainfall this week will not require the pump station to operate if the Brazos River gage remains in the low 30’s. The LID 15 pump stations and portable pumps have been tested, and operators are on stand-by if the forecast changes.

During any heavy rain event there may be street ponding or flooding if the storm drains are overwhelmed and backed up.  As rainfall decreases, the storm sewers will catch up and any water in the streets will recede.  Never drive into high water.

Brazos River at Richmond, TX

National Weather Service