Ahmad Alaswad - Brazoria County MUD 39 Director

Ahmad Alaswad - Brazoria County MUD 39 Director Currently, the President of Brazoria County MUD 39. Working for and serving you.

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨Here’s a summary of some of the important updates coming out of our latest MUD 39 meeting:🚸...
08/28/2026

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨

Here’s a summary of some of the important updates coming out of our latest MUD 39 meeting:

🚸 Crosswalk Improvements

Construction is currently underway throughout Pomona to install the next phases of our crosswalk improvements.

As our community continues to grow, pedestrian safety remains an important priority for the MUD. These improvements are part of our continued effort to make it safer for residents, children, and families to move throughout the neighborhood.

🏗️ Commercial Development & Potential Annexation

We are currently in discussions regarding a commercial tract adjacent to the District.

The property is currently owned by the developer, who has already received traffic approval from TxDOT. In order for the property to receive water and wastewater service from MUD 39, the developer has requested that the property be annexed into the District.

Before any annexation occurs, we are waiting to review the proposed site plan and determine exactly what is being developed.

If we move forward, an agreement would establish requirements and expectations for the property, including compliance with Pomona’s overall development standards, acceptable types of businesses, lighting, appearance, and other items that help ensure the commercial development complements our community.

The goal is not simply to add commercial property to the District. It is to make sure that anything developed around Pomona is something that adds value to the community.

💰 MUD 39 Tax Rate

We are also currently working through the process of setting our tax rate for the upcoming year.

While many governmental entities are facing increased costs and considering higher tax rates, our current goal is to maintain MUD 39’s tax rate at $1.19.

Maintaining the rate would allow us to continue meeting our bond and debt obligations while also giving the District the financial flexibility to invest in additional community projects without unnecessarily taking on more debt.

This is especially important as Pomona continues to mature. Over time, the developer’s role within the community will continue to decrease, while the MUD’s responsibilities for infrastructure, maintenance, public safety initiatives, and other community needs will continue to increase.

Our goal is to prepare for that transition responsibly while maintaining MUD 39’s strong financial position.

🏘️ Looking Ahead

As Pomona grows and the developer begins to phase out, residents will see the role of MUD 39 continue to evolve.

Our responsibility is not only to maintain the infrastructure we have today, but to plan ahead, protect the District financially, and make thoughtful investments that continue improving the community.

As always, I’ll continue keeping everyone updated as these projects and discussions move forward.

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨Nothing major to note but here’s a summary of the important updates from our July MUD 39 me...
07/16/2026

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨
Nothing major to note but here’s a summary of the important updates from our July MUD 39 meeting:

🌊 Storm Water & Community Enhancements
All storm water channels and ponds are operating properly. We are working on the erosion along the side of the pond alongside Heritage Grove and Pomona. Crews are already there.

🪧Signs
Crews will be coming out to fix the crosswalks lights and missing signs in and around Pomona. We will have the county coming soon to install the missing school sign too.

💰Audit

We are conducting our 2025 Audit report. We will post the final draft onto our website.

🚓 Public Safety
Your safety remains our priority. Security matters are attached for your review, including updates from our Constable’s office.

💼 In District Meeting

We will have our quarterly in district meeting Wednesday 22nd at 6 PM at our Social Hall. This will allow residents to come meet the MUD directors, have an opportunity to speak about MUD related items, and the board will discuss annual reviews of our consultants. Please see the agenda.

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨Nothing major to note but here’s a summary of the important updates from our March MUD 39 m...
03/19/2026

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨

Nothing major to note but here’s a summary of the important updates from our March MUD 39 meeting:

🌊 Storm Water & Community Enhancements

All storm water channels and ponds are operating properly. We are keeing an eye on the erosion around the detention ponds. Nothing to be concerned about.

It’s that time of year again. We will be herbiciding the vegetation at Mustang Bayou. So please be patient with all the heavy equipment in the area.

🪧Signs

We have engaged with Storm Water to access the neighborhood to replace all missing, broken, and adjust any signs within our district. This includes identifying broken flashing lights at our crosswalks.

🚧 Traffic study

Traffic study will be conducted at Pomona Parkway and Orchard Park in the week of March 23. This will allow us to assess and have the County determine if that intersection needs a stop or traffic light.

🚓 Public Safety

Your safety remains our priority. Security matters are attached for your review, including updates from our Constable’s office.

The County has informed us that the School District is responsible for the school signs. That includes fixing and adjusting the signs from when flashing to time slots. We will engage with Pomona Elementary.

When I first moved to Pomona, traffic was light and the area was still growing. Over the years, the county has expanded ...
03/14/2026

When I first moved to Pomona, traffic was light and the area was still growing. Over the years, the county has expanded rapidly and the amount of traffic moving through our community has changed dramatically.

From the beginning, the roundabout at Pomona Parkway and Kirby created safety concerns. The high vegetation in the center turned what should have been a simple traffic feature into something closer to Russian roulette. Drivers entering the roundabout had limited visibility, often hoping another vehicle wasn’t entering at the same time.

Once inside the roundabout, the problem continued. Drivers struggled to see what was ahead, especially when trying to determine if pedestrians were crossing at the crosswalks. That combination made the intersection frustrating and, at times, dangerous.

After several years of residents raising concerns through the HOA, the MUD stepped in to address the issue. Working to be strong partners with the community and keeping resident safety as a priority, the district took on the project to improve visibility and functionality.

I’m very happy with the results and grateful to everyone who helped push this forward. Small infrastructure improvements like this make a big difference in keeping our neighborhoods safe.

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨Here’s a summary of the important updates from our February MUD 39 meeting:🌊 Storm Water & ...
02/18/2026

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨

Here’s a summary of the important updates from our February MUD 39 meeting:

🌊 Storm Water & Community Enhancements

All storm water channels and ponds are operating properly. We are keeing an eye on the erosion around the detention ponds. Nothing to be concerned about. We will send our a survery via text and also our website.

🚓 Public Safety

Your safety remains our priority. Security matters are attached for your review, including updates from our Constable’s office.

We are aware that the school zone speed limit sign lights are not currently functioning. We are coordinating with the county to address the issue, as maintenance falls under their responsibility. In the meantime, we are also working to install posted signage with designated school zone times so the speed limit remains enforceable even when the lights are not flashing.

🛠️ Engineering & Infrastructure

The board approved the traffic testing. We will post the findings when it’s ready

We are working on our next phase for crosswalk improvements.

MUD 39 at Kirby and Sycamore
MUD 40 at Pomona and Plum Creek

Note: Crosswalk improvements are intended to enhance driver awareness and pedestrian safety. Drivers are responsible for yielding and remaining attentive while approaching crosswalks.

🌾 Roundabout Vegetation

The Board has finalized a contract with a contractor to permanently remove vegetation around the roundabout and other areas of Pomona that present safety concerns. In the interim, I coordinated with the HOA to address the most urgent areas as a temporary measure. The HOA completed the trimming today while we await the contractor’s permanent removal work.

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨Here’s a summary of the important updates from our January MUD 39 meeting:This is our first...
01/24/2026

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨

Here’s a summary of the important updates from our January MUD 39 meeting:

This is our first meeting of 2026!

🗑️ Texas Pride

Due to the freeze, there may be a delay in trash pick up on Monday. Thank you for your patience ahead of time.

🌊 Storm Water & Community Enhancements

All storm water channels and ponds are operating properly. We are keeing an eye on the erosion around the detention ponds. Nothing to be concerned about.

🚓 Public Safety

Your safety remains our priority. Security matters are attached for your review, including updates from our Constable’s office.

🛠️ Engineering & Infrastructure

All active projects are progressing as planned.

We have instructed our engineer to coordinate with the County to do a traffic study along Pomona Parkway and Orchard Park. The last time we did one was in 2022 and did not warrant a stop sign or stop light. Now we’re in 2026, I believe it’s time for a new study especially with new homes being built and more thru traffic.

🌾 Roundabout Vegetation

The selection committee has narrowed a company to remove the vegetation in the roundabout and to add grass. We will officially vote on that company next month. In the meantime, I contacted the HOA to the very least cut the grass at the very minimum so that our neighbors are safe in the meantime. We appreciate the patience. We know this has been a long process and the MUD officially took this over a few months ago with experiencing two major holidays. This has been a quick turnaround in government timelines.

☃️ in district meeting

I want to thank those who came to our quarterly in district meeting. We were able to answer questions and discuss on-going projects.

🥶 Weather

I wanted to provide some updates as we prepare for the incoming freeze:

1) MUD 39/40 we have our own water and wastewater plant. So any boiling water notice does not affect us if surrounding MUDs or Cities are in a boiling water notice. Our water and wastewater plants have been winterized and have generator backups in case we lose power.

2) We worked with the HOA after our 2021 winter storm to have a generator at our social hall. God forbid we lose power, our social hall will be used as a warming center. Keep an eye out for any messages from the HOA.

3) Be safe, be warm, and be dry.

I and many residents are available to provide any assistance as we endure this winter storm together.

🚨 Community Alert 🚨 Here’s a summary of our Brazoria County MUD 39 This was the last meeting of the year. Nothing major ...
12/20/2025

🚨 Community Alert 🚨

Here’s a summary of our Brazoria County MUD 39

This was the last meeting of the year. Nothing major to report attached is the activity summary from our constables.

There won’t be any trash services on Thursday due to Christmas day. Make sure to put out your trash on Monday.

Next week, the roundabout committee will be meeting and finalizing bids for the vegetation in the middle of the roundabout near Pomona elementary school.

The intent is to select one of these companies to remove the high brush in the middle and also at crosswalks for pedestrian safety. As you all know, this has been a long-standing issue starting from the Developer, then HOA. Now, the MUD is involved.

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨Here’s a summary of the important updates from our November MUD 39 meeting:⸻🌊 Storm Water &...
11/20/2025

🚨 Community Update – MUD 39 🚨

Here’s a summary of the important updates from our November MUD 39 meeting:

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🌊 Storm Water & Community Enhancements

All storm water channels and ponds are operating properly. We are keeing an eye on the erosion around the detention ponds. Nothing to be concerned about.

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🚓 Public Safety

Your safety remains our priority. Security matters are attached for your review, including updates from our Constable’s office.

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🛠️ Engineering & Infrastructure

All active projects are progressing as planned.

We are working with the County to switch out the cross walks yellow lights to red lights once the button is pressed.

Our signs within the older side of Pomona are getting close to their 10 year life span. We are engaging with our sign company to inspect, replace, or repair our signs in phases.

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💻 Website

For many months, many of you have complained about our website. Today we voted to have our attorney to engage with another website company. The intent is have our website we can all proud of to have. 

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