Sugar Land City Council recently approved a $6.5 million construction project for the second phase of drainage improvements in the Sugar Creek subdivision.
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SLPD Charges Man with Murder of City Employee.
Sugar Land police arrested Overeth Riascos Barahona, 40, a native of Colombia, and charged him with first-degree murder in the death of Joseph Aponte.
Funeral Services for Sugar Land Employee Killed in the Line of Duty will be held February 13.
Funeral services for former Sugar Land employee Joseph Aponte are scheduled for Feb. 13 at Triska Funeral Home, 612 Merchant Street.
Sugar Land Civic Arts Division unveils Black History Month celebration “The Fairytale Project”.
Sugar Land Town Square is set to come alive on Feb. 24 from 2-5 p.m., as Stacey Allen, founder and Artistic Director of Nia’s Daughters Movement Collective, takes center stage to present “The Fairytale Project”.
Sugar Land Special Events get top honors.
The Texas Festivals and Events Association (TFEA) and the International Festivals and Events Association (IFEA) recognized multiple citywide special events produced by the Sugar Land Parks and Recreation Department.
City of Sugar Land announces 2024 Community Events
Families are encouraged to enjoy some of the most popular events that the Sugar Land community has to offer.
Legislative funding authorization will address river erosion.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a resolution for a $28 million grant application to the Texas Water Development Board to support the Brazos River Riverbank Erosion Mitigation Project.
The City will install AI technology to improve mobility in Sugar Land.
Sugar Land City Council approved a $2.7 million contract to install a next generation artificial intelligence detection system at every city intersection.
Sugar Land is closing the main lanes of US59 in both directions as of 01/15/2024 03:40 pm.
If you must travel, exercise extreme caution. TxDOT continues to treat highways.
Sugar Land is providing incentives to enhance single-family homes.
Applications for the Great Homes Update Program will reopen on Feb. 1 at SugarLandEcoDev.com/Great-Homes as part of Great Homes, a residential reinvestment initiative that empowers Sugar Land homeowners to invest in their community by preserving, protecting and enhancing their neighborhoods.
The City has appointed a Charter Review Commission.
Sugar Land City Council recently appointed an independent group of residents to review the city’s charter.
Donation Funds T.E. Harman Senior Citizens Center craft room enhancements.
The work was made possible by a generous donation from Ruth Heneghan in loving memory of Pat Matheny.
Developer requests annexation of 958 acres into Sugar Land ETJ.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a development agreement with Pulte Homes of Texas, LP, for a proposed development in the city’s Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ).
Sugar Land Civic Arts Division unveils Bluebells and Lunaria in Oyster Creek Park.
The city of Sugar Land Civic Arts Division (SLCAD) recently enhanced public art offerings with the installation of two stunning benches created by Artist Richard Herzog.
Sugar Land Civic Arts unveils Whose Leaf is Ever Green in Brazos River Park.
Artist Carol May, of May + Watkins, recently unveiled the second and third installations of the city’s Civic Arts sculpture series, “Whose Leaf is Ever Green,” in Brazos River Park.
Sugar Land City Council approved a Voter-Approved Public Safety Project.
Sugar Land City Council approved a resolution to utilize the construction manager at risk (CMAR) procurement method to build a new emergency operations center (EOC) and dispatch center.
GO Bond Public Safety Project is set to begin.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved an $8 million construction contract for phase two of the city’s Public Safety Training Facility.
Day of Giving Marks the launch of Sugar Land Animal Shelter Campaign.
The city of Sugar Land recently launched a community fundraising campaign to support the construction of a new voter-approved animal shelter.
Sugar Land City Council approved another Voter-Approved Drainage Project.
Sugar Land City Council approved a $4.9 million construction contract for drainage improvements in Covington West and Imperial Woods.
Sugar Land completes the restoration of Old Imperial Farm Cemetery.
The city of Sugar Land recently completed significant restoration work at the Old Imperial Farm Cemetery, a historic site located within the 65-acre parkland area between Easton Avenue and Fort Bend ISD James Reese & Technical Center in Telfair.