Sugar Land launches solid waste survey for local businesses
If you own a business in Sugar Land, we need your input! The City of Sugar Land is conducting aContinue Reading
Author: Kayla Herrod
No solid waste service delays for New Year holiday, and yes, fireworks are still prohibited
Hey Sugar Landers! City Hall will be closed on Friday, Dec. 31 for New Year’s Eve, but there are noContinue Reading
No solid waste service delays in Sugar Land during Christmas holiday
Hey Sugar Landers! We’re here to tell you that unlike your gifts that may or may not be stuck onContinue Reading
Here’s how to use Sugar Land’s on-demand textile recycling service
Last fall, some exciting changes happened to our textile recycling program when Green City Recyclers became our new servicer! GreenContinue Reading
Sugar Land continues to deliver on resident-approved drainage projects
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a $2.2 million contract for drainage improvements in Telfair. The project was part ofContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s generator rebate program promotes preparedness and resiliency
Sugar Land City Council recently approved modifications to the Generator Rebate Program. Due to an increased demand for permanent standbyContinue Reading
Here’s how Sugar Landers Celebrated National Night Out
Over 120 groups across Sugar Land registered for National Night Out, a yearly initiative that helps strengthen relationships between publicContinue Reading
Do you know if your home is covered by a LID? Here’s why you should.
Levee Improvement Districts (LIDs) are political subdivisions of the State of Texas responsible for providing flood protection and stormwater management services.