Hurricane Beryl Recovery Frequently Asked Questions

Debris

Fort Bend County has activated its Debris Removal Contact. Please take a look at the flyer below for the proper way to place debris for removal.

Fort Bend County Debris Call Center is currently active.

Call Center hours of operation are 8am-8pm CST (Monday-Friday)

The line has queue callback and voicemail for after hours.

Name: TDR Texas 

Direct Number:  +1 608 492 0522

Toll Free Number:  833 307 9937

Click Here for Fort Bend County Debris FAQ

The recovery and disaster assistance that Fort Bend County qualifies to receive is based on the amount of damage assessed. It is imperative that residents who experienced storm damage, report that damage. Please use the link below to complete the damage survey with the Texas Department of Emergency Management. 
BERYL ISTAT TDEM Survey

Click here for more information on this alert.

Fencing

HOA Common Areas Fences: If you have experienced a broken brick wall or noticed a damaged common area fence, please report it to the Operations Department, operations@riverstone.com

Resident Fencing: Shared fences on the property line between residential lots are the responsibility of both homeowners to maintain and repair as needed.

Street Signs

Should you notice a missing street sign or a street sign on the ground, you can report it to the HOA or Click Here to report it directly to Ft Bend County. All gated sections would need to report street signs to the HOA Operations department by using the LUKE app or by emailing Operations@riverstone.com

Fallen Trees or Damages in Common Areas

Resident yards- Residents may remove any tree that has fallen or is in immediate danger of falling over without ARC approval. Replacement of the tree(s) may be required. Please contact compliance for more information and application on tree replacement at compliance@riverstone.com

Common Areas – Please report all damages to the Operations Department, operations@rivestone.com 

Mosquitos

The Riverstone MUD handles the Mosquito contract for Riverstone. You can find the information regarding your district at the following link https://www.riverstonemuds.org/

Of course, with the rain, standing water, organic debris, etc., fogging can only do so much. The Districts are fogging as frequently as allowed by law.

Fogging occurs when it is safe to do so, in the late evening and early morning (likely around 2 a.m.).

For additional information and measures for mosquito control and prevention, you may visit:

Mosquito Control at Home | Mosquitoes | CDC

Preventing Mosquito Bites | Mosquitoes | CDC

Tips to Prevent Mosquito Bites | US EPA