Sugar Land focuses on supporting redevelopment of the Imperial Sugar site
The Imperial Sugar site was the start of what would become Sugar Land. Imperial Sugar created jobs, and then homesContinue Reading
Author: Doug Adolph
City of Sugar Land
Poland Named SLPD Police Chief
Sugar Land City Manager Michael W. Goodrum selected Loudoun County Undersheriff/Colonel Mark J. Poland to serve as Sugar Land’s nextContinue Reading
Sugar Land residents encouraged to meet two finalists for police chief
A reception with the two finalists for the vacant Sugar Land police chief position is scheduled for Sept. 15, fromContinue Reading
Brazos River Park set to receive major upgrades
Sugar Land City Council approved $1,065,777 for the third phase of improvements at Brazos River Park. The project approved byContinue Reading
Sugar Land files proposed FY23 budget, Capital Improvement Program
City Manager Michael W. Goodrum recently submitted a proposed $379.7 million budget for fiscal year 2023, which begins Oct. 1. Continue Reading
Drainage Project Funds to Save Taxpayers $14.4 Million
The Texas Water Development Board recently approved a $27.5 million loan from the Flood Infrastructure Fund for a Sugar LandContinue Reading
City Council Approves Targeted Tax Cuts for Homeowners
Sugar Land City Council took the first step to approve targeted tax cuts for homeowners on June 7 by votingContinue Reading
Citizen-approved drainage project accelerated in Sugar Creek
Sugar Land City Council recently approved approximately $824,000 to accelerate a portion of a drainage project in the Sugar CreekContinue Reading
Resident-approved drainage project to begin in Riverbend
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a $2.5 million drainage project to address street flooding in Riverbend. The drainage workContinue Reading
Sip sip hooray: Art of Wining and Dining coming to Town Square
Head to the plaza at Sugar Land Town Square on May 1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for aContinue Reading