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Water quality and pressure emerge as recurring concerns at Fulshear candidate forum
Summary
Multiple candidates at a Fulshear forum described neighborhood water smells, low pressure and ongoing utility upgrades; candidates with water-board experience emphasized technical fixes and coordination with utility authorities.
Water quality and service reliability featured repeatedly at the Fulshear Regional Chamber candidate forum, with several candidates describing personal or neighborhood problems and outlining how they would prioritize utility work if elected.
A candidate who identified himself as a longtime Fort Bend MUD director said he had experienced sulfur odor in his home’s water after moving to Fulshear Run and described that problem as a factor in his decision to run. Randy Connor said he installed a water-pressure gauge after moving into a new…
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