Sugar Land’s textile recycling vendor has changed, here’s what you need to know
On November 19, some exciting changes happened to our textile recycling program! First, we’re pleased to introduce Green City RecyclerContinue Reading
Category: Quick Scoops
Sugar Land 101 applications open until Dec. 13
The City of Sugar Land is accepting applications for the next Sugar Land 101 class scheduled to begin in FebruaryContinue Reading
Sugar Land continues to deliver on resident-approved drainage projects
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a $2.2 million contract for drainage improvements in Telfair. The project was part ofContinue Reading
Sugar Land’s generator rebate program promotes preparedness and resiliency
Sugar Land City Council recently approved modifications to the Generator Rebate Program. Due to an increased demand for permanent standbyContinue Reading
Town halls bring opportunity for conversations between residents and council members
Residents will have the opportunity to ask questions and get updates on topics such as planning, public safety, engineering projectsContinue Reading
Riding through history: SLPD hires first female motorcycle officer
The Sugar Land Police Department has announced its first female traffic and motorcycle officer. Officer Elizabeth Reyes has been withContinue Reading
Sugar Land continues to deliver on voter-approved drainage projects
City Council recently approved a $1.9 million construction contract for drainage improvements in Greatwood
Do you know if your home is covered by a LID? Here’s why you should.
Levee Improvement Districts (LIDs) are political subdivisions of the State of Texas responsible for providing flood protection and stormwater management services.
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