A resident of Magnolia is dealing with a surprisingly high water bill. The amount she is being asked to pay is $2,400.
Further information about this situation can be found through FOX 26 Houston, which has reported on the matter.
Details about the circumstances surrounding the high bill are not available in this brief, but readers can consult the source for more information.
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