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The look of your water bill is changing soon. Here’s what is different.
Everyone has a glow up – in this case, it’s the City of Sugar Land’s water bill that got theContinue Reading
For SLPD, the service doesn’t stop when the call is over
By: Hannah Shulman When someone walks into Amy Cummins’s office, the first question she asks is if they want toContinue Reading
Behind the phones: A look at how Sugar Land 311 goes above and beyond the call
By Hannah Shulman Whenever 311 Contact Center Ambassador Genaro Avila started working for the City of Sugar Land, he neverContinue Reading
Residents needed to chart future of solid waste, recycling in Sugar Land
The City of Sugar Land is creating a resident task force to develop recommendations for the future of solid wasteContinue Reading
Five ways you can volunteer with the City of Sugar Land
It may not sound like it at first but walking a snuggly dog, leading a Zumba class to a thumpingContinue Reading
Sugar Land goes ‘all in’ to support local businesses, brings back Sweet Cash program
The Sugar Land Sweet Cash is back for 2021! The flagship initiative of the City of Sugar Land’s #AllInForSLTX campaign,Continue Reading
Here’s the scoop on FEMA’s new flood risk rating system
FEMA has announced the creation of a new flood risk rating system named Risk Rating 2.0 to determine flood riskContinue Reading
Here’s what it’s like to be a Sugar Land First Responder during COVID-19
Sugar Land police officer Priscilla Garcia knocks on the door of a home tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. WithContinue Reading
City saves, relocates trees for residents to enjoy on new connector trail, road
By Hannah Shulman If you find yourself enjoying the new trail connector between Brazos River Park and Sugar Land MemorialContinue Reading