Applications open for Sugar Land zoning, ethics and 4B boards
Calling all Sugar Landers: Applications are open for volunteers to join Sugar Land’s Independent Ethics Review Board, Sugar Land 4BContinue Reading
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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
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
8 Things You Can Do for National Preparedness Month
When disaster strikes, do you know what you need to do to keep you and your loved ones safe?
You talked trash, we listened: Changes are coming to solid waste January 16, 2023
Sugar Land City Council has approved a new solid waste contract that will extend the City’s partnership with Republic ServicesContinue Reading
Our favorite fall events return to Sugar Land in September
Sugar Land’s most anticipated annual events are on the horizon! All of the events are fun, festive, located within theContinue Reading
Sugar Land partners with UH to become the intersection of academia, innovation
The University of Houston (“UH”) hosted a Public Private Partnership (“P3”) Market Outreach Event on August 02, 2022, to presentContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s butterfly garden strives to be educational opportunity for residents
Residents had been itching for a butterfly garden long before Sugar Land Parks Development Manager Fenglin Du started working forContinue Reading
Public Hearings set for the remainder of Sugar Land’s FY23 budget season
Earlier this summer, City Manager Mike Goodrum submitted the proposed fiscal year (FY) 2023 budget, which begins Oct. 1. TheContinue Reading
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