Here’s why your phone or TV may temporarily blackout on October 4
FEMA and the FCC will be performing a nationwide test of both the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) and the EmergencyContinue Reading
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New wayfinding signs offer increased points of safety on local trails
New signs installed at the New Territory bike trails will now help public safety officials better locate and find theirContinue Reading
City Council adopts $353 million budget for FY24
Sugar Land City Council adopted a $353 million budget for fiscal year 2024 and a tax rate of 35 centsContinue Reading
Here’s the latest on Sugar Land’s crime statistics
Our dedicated police officers work tirelessly to ensure that Sugar Land stays safe and secure for all. Because of theirContinue Reading
Brazos River Park to expand by 125 acres after generous land donation
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a donation of more than 125 acres of land from the George Foundation toContinue Reading
Planning & Zoning workshop to discuss new updates on mixed-use code, Lake Pointe redevelopment
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a workshop on September 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Sugar Land City HallContinue Reading
Sugar Land ranks No. 2 in the best places to live in the Southwest
In the great words of DJ Khaled, we got “another one” Sugar Land! Sugar Land has once again proven itselfContinue Reading
Help Sugar Land stay water wise with these tips
We’re still in a Stage 1 Drought and need your help to be water wise, Sugar Land! Here are someContinue Reading
TxDOT to begin 29-month roadway project on US90A at SH99
A major road in Sugar Land is getting a facelift as TxDOT embarks on a 29-month roadway project to improveContinue Reading
Sugar Land City Council approves redistricting plan
Sugar Land City Council recently approved the citizen-led Redistricting Advisory Committee’s unanimous recommendation for revised single-member City Council districts inContinue Reading