Start your holidays bright with our annual tree lighting on Friday
Ring in the holiday season at Sugar Land’s 20th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting at Sugar Land Town Square on Dec.Continue Reading
Category: Quick Scoops
Sugar Land’s trash collection will roll over a day due to Thanksgiving holiday
How will the holiday impact my collection? It’s almost Turkey Day, y’all! The city will be closed this Thursday (Nov.Continue Reading
Here’s what was discussed at district town halls this year
Sugar Land City Council Members Naushad Kermally, Carol McCutcheon, Suzanne Whatley, and Stewart Jacobson hosted district town halls last weekContinue Reading
Here’s how Sugar Landers came together for Trash and Truck Fest
Last week, Sugar Landers gathered at Memorial Park with some of our adorable adoptable pups, public safety, public works, andContinue Reading
Sugar Land Animal Shelter just rescued 129 cats from a hoarder house. Here’s how you can help.
Sugar Land Animal Services recently rescused 129 cats (and the count is rising) from a hoarding case and they desperatelyContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s eerie-sistible Haunted House is back Oct. 28-30
IPRC’s Haunted House is back!! On Oct. 28-30, prepare to be scared and spooked, as the Imperial Park Recreation CenterContinue Reading
Sugar Land launches discounted smart irrigation controller program
The City of Sugar Land is excited to announce the official launch of its discounted irrigation controller program! Beginning now,Continue Reading
Sugar Land named one of the best places for families to live in the U.S.
A strong sense of community, cultural amenities like Town Square, Constellation Field, and events hosted by the City’s Park andContinue Reading
Poland Named SLPD Police Chief
Sugar Land City Manager Michael W. Goodrum selected Loudoun County Undersheriff/Colonel Mark J. Poland to serve as Sugar Land’s nextContinue Reading
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