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.
Sugar Land City Council approved a $2.7 million contract to install a next generation artificial intelligence detection system at every city intersection.
If you must travel, exercise extreme caution. TxDOT continues to treat highways.
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.
Sugar Land City Council recently appointed an independent group of residents to review the city’s charter.
The work was made possible by a generous donation from Ruth Heneghan in loving memory of Pat Matheny.
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).
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.
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 resolution to utilize the construction manager at risk (CMAR) procurement method to build a new emergency operations center (EOC) and dispatch center.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved an $8 million construction contract for phase two of the city’s Public Safety Training Facility.
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 a $4.9 million construction contract for drainage improvements in Covington West and Imperial Woods.
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.
Sugar Land City Council will accept applications for a Charter Review Commission through Dec. 1 at 5 p.m.
Sugar Land City Council approved a $13.9 million construction contract for drainage improvements in Austin Park and Chimneystone.
The Sugar Land Jazz Fest will feature a wide range of smooth jazz artists. The official artist lineup includes top Grammy and Billboard artists Boney James, Tower of Power, Vincent Ingala, Gerald Albright, Terrace Martin and Houston-native and five-time Grammy Award winner Robert Glasper.
The city of Sugar Land recently installed the first of four artworks described as a remarkable sculptural bench series intended to enhance city parks with a unique blend of art and utility.
The meetings will be held November 8 and 13.
The project was included in a $90.76 million bond package approved by voters in 2019.
