Independent risk consulting for the districts that keep Texas communities running.
We help MUDs and other special districts prepare for the unexpected: see the condition of what they own, prioritize what needs attention, and make informed, well-documented decisions.
Four service areas. No overlap.
Every engagement is set up as an MSA plus Work Order, scoped to your district.
Site & Facility Assessments
Assessments we perform directly: site risk analysis and visual condition reviews of district facilities and property, from water and wastewater sites to parks, trails, ponds, and roads, with photos, prioritized findings, and practical recommendations.
Learn more →Procurement & Vendor Support
Security and contracted services procurement support for services your district hires out: RFPs and RFQs, bid comparisons, provider vetting, and contract review with practical ways to build in accountability. No referral fees or commissions from providers we help you hire.
Learn more →Board Advisory & Preparedness
Practical guidance for directors and staff: meeting attendance, emergency plan reviews, tabletop exercises, risk awareness briefings, and trend research.
Learn more →GIS, IT & Cybersecurity
GIS mapping and asset inventory through a trusted GIS partner, with aerial imagery of district property and MRSC coordination where needed. IT support and cybersecurity risk assessments are also available through trusted partner firms.
Learn more →Designed around how boards actually work
Special districts operate under public meeting and records requirements, procurement rules, and tight budgets. Our process is built around those realities.
- Board-ready reporting. Photos, prioritized findings, and plain-language recommendations for the board packet.
- Sensitive findings handled with care. Detailed reports can be routed to your general counsel, so the board decides what is disclosed.
- Technical items go to the right professional. Questions outside our scope are referred to the district’s qualified professionals.
- Independent recommendations. We do not sell equipment, so our recommendations stay vendor-neutral.
Simple to start, easy to adjust
Conversation
We learn what your district owns and what concerns the board.
MSA
One master services agreement sets the standing terms. Signing it alone buys nothing.
Work Order
The board approves a Work Order with the scope, sites, schedule, and fee.
Reports & follow-through
Findings come to the board; services can be added or adjusted by Work Order.
What we do, and what we do not
We are advisors. When your district needs a licensed service, we help you find, vet, and hire a qualified provider, and the district contracts with that provider directly.
See full service detailsMRSC does not provide
- Guard, patrol, or after-hours site checks
- Investigations of specific incidents or individuals
- Professional design work or specifications
- Sale, installation, operation, or servicing of cameras, alarms, access control, or locks
- Law enforcement, security, or peace officer services
- Fire or EMS services
Sean Feldmann, Founder & Principal Consultant
Sean began his public-service career in 2014 and has supported public-sector operations, policy development, grant-funded initiatives, and technology projects. He serves on a Texas MUD board, so he knows the board side of the table firsthand.
Start with a practical conversation
Tell us what your district owns and what is on the board’s mind. We will follow up by email within 1–2 business days to talk through scope.
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