Fort Bend County

Levee Improvement District No. 2

(FBC LID No. 2)

Keeping Sugar land Dry

FBC LID No. 2 provides both flood and storm water management services to residents in premier areas of Fort Bend County, Texas that include over $4 billion of assets, homes and businesses in the City of Sugar Land. 

            

                               FBC LID No. 2 Protects . . .

 

 

  • Sugar Land Town Square
  • Sugar Land City Hall
  • Major retail centers such as the First Colony Mall
  • Major business facilities - Fluor & Minute Maid
  • Medical facilities - Methodist Hospital complex
  • Over 9,000 homes in the First Colony master-planned community inside Sugar Land city limits.
  • Transportation arteries - U.S. Hwy 59 & State Hwy 6

 

FEMA - Hurricane Preparation 2012

Hurricane Preparation

National Flood Insurance Program

NFIP FloodSmart.Gov

FloodSmart.Gov Flood Risk Calculator - See Your Flood Cost

 

 

View an interactive link to find information on property related to flood zones in Fort Bend County:   Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM)

The map will designate areas that are changing flood zones and provide data on how Fort Bend County will be affected. Residents can find specific addresses in Fort Bend County to determine the flood map status of property.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Current Updates / Contacts

FBC LID No. 2 Reduces Tax Rate

Current Projects

First Colony Ditch Repairs

 

 

FBC LID No. 2 Tax Collector

 

The levee, pump stations, and storm water management system of Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 2 (FBC LID #2) prevent Brazos River flood water from entering the area protected by the levee.  This photo shows 2007 high r conditions in the Brazos River.