‘It spoke to my spirit’: Surface water plant manager’s path led him straight to Sugar Land
WATER MAN NEEDED. The newspaper ad’s headline was bold with exactly what he was looking for. Yuba City, California wasContinue Reading
Category: Public Works
Water is precious: Learn how we can conserve together
In case you’ve missed it, it’s really hot outside, which means it’s more important than ever to conserve water! RestContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s green waste volumes increased in March, April. Here’s what the City did to solve the problem.
The sun is shining, spring cleaning is done, and … green waste has increased! Sugar Land typically has its highestContinue Reading
Reminder: You’re responsible for keeping the storm drains in front of your home clear!
A friendly reminder to all of our great Sugar Landers: The City is responsible for street sweeping on major thoroughfaresContinue Reading
Discounted rain barrels back on sale due to high demand
The City of Sugar Land is excited to announce the relaunch of its discounted rain barrel sale! Due to popularContinue Reading
Here’s how Sugar Land fights the (mosquito) bite
It’s summer, y’all! And with summer comes pool parties, outdoor barbecues, and an unwanted visitor: mosquitoes. Fight the bite inContinue Reading
An intersection of tech and tax dollars: How Sugar Land Public Works efficiently improves city infrastructure
The City of Sugar Land’s Public Works and Information Technology departments have partnered to incorporate mapping data into their maintenanceContinue Reading
Sugar Land offers free irrigation system evaluations
What is the W.I.S.E Guys Program? Water Irrigation System Evaluation (W.I.S.E. Guys) is a program designed to promote efficient outdoorContinue Reading
Here’s why your water may temporarily taste, smell different in March
Drinking water may taste and smell different in March for residents who live in Sugar Land outside of the NewContinue Reading
Your utility rates are going up in 2022. Here’s why.
Utility rate increases of about $10 per month for residential customers were approved by City Council in September and willContinue Reading