Sugar Land continues to be recognized for innovations in flood mapping
The City of Sugar Land was awarded the John Patton Community Project Award by Texas Floodplain Management Association for itsContinue Reading
Author: Hannah Shulman
We counted 4,553 pieces of litter in Eldridge Park. Here’s how you can help lower that number.
To understand the severity of the litter in Eldridge Park, City of Sugar Land staff counted and categorized (and threwContinue Reading
Here are the four most common types of litter we find in our parks
We love our parks and want to maintain the standard residents and park visitors have come to expect. Litter, however,Continue Reading
One of the best places in Texas is right in your backyard
Sugar Land Town Square Plaza named a great public space by the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association.
Check the status on the 2019 GO Bond drainage projects
In November 2019, the City of Sugar Land voters decisively approved more than $47 million for 10 drainage improvement projects.Continue Reading
Here’s how Sugar Landers can stay flood aware
Flood Awareness Week is recognized in Texas from May 23 to May 27. In the past six years, the CityContinue Reading
An intersection of tech and tax dollars: How Sugar Land Public Works efficiently improves city infrastructure
The City of Sugar Land’s Public Works and Information Technology departments have partnered to incorporate mapping data into their maintenanceContinue Reading
Here’s how you can be involved in creating Sugar Land’s legislative agenda
Want to have a hand in shaping Sugar Land’s legislative priorities? Applications for the Legislative Citizens Task Force (LTF) areContinue Reading
Sugar Land crime rate second lowest on record
Sugar Land’s crime rate for 2021 was the second lowest on record. The results were included in the Sugar LandContinue Reading
Hey, Sugar Land! Now is the time to pay your outstanding court citations
Anyone with outstanding Sugar Land Municipal Court citations can avoid the embarrassment of being arrested at home, work or schoolContinue Reading