After the Storm: What You Need to Know
The storm might be over, but we know the questions are just beginning: Who do I call? What should IContinue Reading
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The Quiet Powerhouse Behind City Hall
We’re excited to welcome Amber Rodarte, Administrative Manager for the Office of Economic Development, as our guest writer today! AmberContinue Reading
Spring Cleaning, But Make It Green: Yard Waste Tips & Tricks
Peak Green Waste season is here! From January through May, we see a significant increase in the amount of yardContinue Reading
Here’s what you need to know to prep for Early Voting
Early voting is here, and everyone has a stake in our future. Whether you’re a first-time voter, a seasoned pro,Continue Reading
College Interns gain a full-circle experience with the City of Sugar Land in the summer during a natural disaster
Imagine diving straight into the heart of public service and experiencing what it truly means to be an essential worker.Continue Reading
Sugar Land continues to make substantial progress in Hurricane Beryl recovery
Despite a two day collection delay late last week due to weather impacts to debris disposal sites, Sugar Land contractorsContinue Reading
Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council inspires students to forge a better future in Sugar Land
Ria Panjwani, Jack Choi, and Mahira Mathur all have one thing in common: they all bring something special to theContinue Reading
The Thanksgiving holiday will impact trash collection and roll over to the next day in Sugar Land
How will the holiday impact my collection? Warm like gravy, karma is a feast getting ready for my belly. KarmaContinue Reading
Sugar Land hosting town hall with industry experts on suggested additions to the mixed use code
Don’t forget to join us on May 8 from 6-8 p.m. at Sugar Land City Hall for our Mixed UseContinue Reading
Dog Shelter Facing Possible Closure Due to Over Crowding
The city of Sugar Land’s dog shelter has exceeded capacity, a crisis that may soon prevent the facility from acceptingContinue Reading