Here’s your chance to get a smart irrigation controller at a fraction of the price
Our discounted irrigation controller program is running full steam ahead, y’all! Sugar Landers can purchase a Rachio 3 Smart SprinklerContinue Reading
Author: Kayla Herrod
Approval of Sugar Land’s Alcoholic Beverage On-Premise Overlay District drives reinvention of First Colony Mall
The Sugar Land City Council recently approved the city’s first overlay district, an Alcoholic Beverage On-Premise Overlay District at FirstContinue Reading
Sugar Land hosting town hall with industry experts on suggested additions to the mixed use code
Don’t forget to join us on May 8 from 6-8 p.m. at Sugar Land City Hall for our Mixed UseContinue Reading
Here’s why your water may temporarily taste, smell different in April
Drinking water may taste and smell different in April for residents who live in Sugar Land outside of the NewContinue Reading
No solid waste service delays for New Year holiday, and yes, fireworks are still prohibited
City offices will be closed on Monday, January 2 for New Years, but there will be NO impacts to yourContinue Reading
No solid waste service delays in Sugar Land during Christmas
Hey Sugar Landers! We’re here to tell you that even though City Hall will be closed on Dec. 26 forContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s trash collection will roll over a day due to Thanksgiving holiday
How will the holiday impact my collection? It’s almost Turkey Day, y’all! The city will be closed this Thursday (Nov.Continue Reading
Here’s how Sugar Landers came together for Trash and Truck Fest
Last week, Sugar Landers gathered at Memorial Park with some of our adorable adoptable pups, public safety, public works, andContinue Reading
Sugar Land Animal Shelter just rescued 129 cats from a hoarder house. Here’s how you can help.
Sugar Land Animal Services recently rescused 129 cats (and the count is rising) from a hoarding case and they desperatelyContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s eerie-sistible Haunted House is back Oct. 28-30
IPRC’s Haunted House is back!! On Oct. 28-30, prepare to be scared and spooked, as the Imperial Park Recreation CenterContinue Reading