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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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
Sugar Land named one of the most enviable suburbs in America
Add it to the list, y’all. Sugar Land has been named one of the most envied suburban lifestyles thanks toContinue Reading
These four things can help alleviate your water bill
Summer is hitting us hard, y’all 😰. And with this heat, it can be easy to overuse water — resultingContinue Reading
Here’s your chance to get a smart irrigation controller at a fraction of the price
Our discounted irrigation controller program is running full steam ahead, y’all! Sugar Landers can purchase a Rachio 3 Smart SprinklerContinue Reading
Sugar Land PD sees average crime decrease by over 50 percent in 6 months
The Sugar Land Police Department’s focus on proactive enforcement and high visibility has contributed to significant decreases of more thanContinue Reading
4 things to do in Sugar Land this Spring Break
Spring break is here, y’all! And what better way to celebrate than for a day on the town? Check outContinue Reading
No solid waste service delays for New Year holiday, and yes, fireworks are still prohibited
City offices will be closed on Monday, January 2 for New Years, but there will be NO impacts to yourContinue Reading