Congratulations on becoming a property owner with Colony Ridge! We're thrilled to welcome you to the community.
To help you get started, we’ve outlined a few easy steps to prepare your property for move-in. Whether you’re installing utilities, applying for permits, or learning about local services, we’ve got you covered.
By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to turning your property into your dream.
Make your move-in smooth by setting up all your essential connections ahead of time. Click on your property's subdivision to find the service providers you'll need.
If your property is located in LIBERTY COUNTY then the following county offices can provide you with information concerning taxes, appraisals, culvert installation, building permits, and other county services.
For More Information visit: http://co.liberty.tx.us/
Tax Office (Link)
3210 Hwy 90
Liberty, TX 77575
(936) 336-4633
How to Pay your Property Taxes
Central Appraisal District
2030 Sam Houston Street
Liberty, TX 77575
(936) 336-5722
County Clerk
1923 Sam Houston Street
Liberty, TX 77575
(936) 336-4633
Engineering and Permit Department
2103 Cos Street
Liberty, TX 77575
(936) 336-4558 Ext. 231
Engineering and Permit Department (Culvert Permit & Inspection)
119 South Fenner Avenue
Cleveland, TX 77327
(281) 592-3571
911 Addressing Department
2030 Sam Houston Street
Liberty, TX 77575
(936) 336-5722
For Utility Services, POA Information, and other services located in your area click on your subdivision below.
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If your property is located in MONTGOMERY COUNTY, the following County Offices can provide you with the information concerning taxes, appraisals, culvert installation, building and septic tank permits, and other county services.
For More Information visit: http://co.montgomery.tx.us/
Tax Office (Link)
400 North San Jacinto
Conroe, TX 77301
(936) 539-7897
Central Appraisal District
109 Gladstell Street
Conroe, TX 77301
(936) 756-3354
County Clerk
210 West Davis (Hwy 105)
Conroe, TX 77301
(936) 539-7885
Environmental Health Services and Permits Department
501 North Thompson Street, Suite 101
Conroe, TX 77301
(936) 539-7839
Precinct 4 (Culvert Installation)
23628 Roberts Road
New Caney, TX 77357
(936) 521-8919
911 Addressing Department
(936) 523-5911
For utility services, POA Information, and other services located in your area click on your subdivision.
If you are a member of the media with an inquiry about Colony Ridge, please see the FAQ below.
Or Call: 281-399-5263
Colony Ridge provides a path to land ownership through flexible financing options with no credit checks. Families can build equity and create long-term stability, often for less than the cost of renting.
Our community is home to hardworking families from all walks of life. Many are young families seeking more space, safer neighborhoods, and a better future for their children.
Yes. Residents have the freedom to begin with a mobile or manufactured home and later build a custom home when they are ready. We offer flexibility so families can grow on their own timeline.
Residents enjoy access to public parks, sports fields, splash pads, and a central Administration Building that hosts community events, church services, and educational programs.
Yes. Our community is home to several nationally known brands, as well as many small businesses. These businesses make it convenient for residents to access goods and services close to home.
Yes. When fully developed and ready for county permitting, utilities are available on every lot.
Residents will need to arrange connections with the various third-party utility companies. Our team offers support through this process.
The community features a fully engineered, Liberty county-approved drainage system that complies with the Liberty County Rules for Subdivision & Development. We work with Liberty County officials and third-party engineers to expand and maintain proper stormwater management as the area grows.
The POA oversees the care of shared amenities such as playgrounds, sports fields, and event spaces. It also coordinates community events and works closely with law enforcement for safety initiatives.
The MMD focuses on long-term infrastructure planning, including road construction, drainage improvements, and other public works that support the growth and sustainability of the communities.
Yes. Colony Ridge has donated land to Cleveland ISD and International Leadership of Texas (ILTexas) to build six schools, including upcoming expansions like ILTexas Liberty High School.
Yes. As our population grows, so does commercial interest. Residents will see more shopping, dining, and service-oriented businesses developing throughout the community.
Colony Ridge remains one of the safest communities of its size anywhere in Texas. Colony Ridge’s calm and safe environment coupled with its schools and recreational areas have attracted thousands of families. The community funds ten full-time Sheriff’s deputies and three full-time constables.
As the community grew, residents and developers worked together to provide extra safety. Our law enforcement presence exceeds the coverage seen in many other rural or suburban neighborhoods.
Emergency services are dispatched through Liberty County’s 911 system. Fire, EMS, and law enforcement services continue to expand with the community’s needs.
Residents can contact the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office Call: 936-336-4500, speak to one of the dedicated constables, or call 911 in an emergency. Regular safety updates are posted at the Administration Building.
Colony Ridge is a land developer that sells land. We do not sell or build homes.
From convenience stores to restaurants to home services, the community continues to grow into a thriving residential and commercial destination.
Visit our office located in the community, attend one of our community events, or schedule a tour with our sales team. You’ll see available lots, meet current residents, and get a true feel for what it means to be part of the community.
