Category: News

Seven participants in the city’s Serve Sugar Land program have been named 2022 Volunteers of the Year. 

Sugar Land City Council recently approved an agreement with Fort Bend County to provide surgical veterinary care to homeless and abandoned animals. 

The event will include a ribbon cutting ceremony and brief comments from city officials.

With limited spots, this unique program fills up quickly and the early registration discount deadline is April 28, 2023.

The duration of the free chlorine conversion will be approximately 30 days and will begin on April 4, 2023.

The track will open Saturday, March 25, at 9 a.m. A ribbon-cutting ceremony at the site will include short speeches and demos by experienced bikers.

On Friday, March 3, the City of Sugar Land held its annual “State of the City” event.

The Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce’s Education Division will provide updates on the Fort Bend ISD Bond Proposal from Superintendent, Dr. Christie Whitbeck, March 8.

Sugar Land City Council recently approved an agreement for a citywide fiberoptic network that will enable Internet speeds that are among the fastest in the nation.

Applications are open for volunteers to join Sugar Land’s Zoning Board of Adjustment, Building Standards Commission, and Planning and Zoning Commissions!

The city will celebrate with a outdoor adventures for families to enjoy on Saturday, March 25.

Sugar Land City Council recently approved Great Homes, a new residential reinvestment initiative that empowers Sugar Land homeowners to invest in their community by preserving, protecting and enhancing their neighborhoods.

The Western District of Louisiana Violent Offenders Task Force arrested Charvas Thompson, 26, of Houston, yesterday for the murder of Wendy Duan, 28, of Sugar Land.

The purpose of the Citizens Police Academy is to share knowledge and build trust.

The Sugar Land Regional Airport will soon comply with a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirement to remove trees that present a hazard for aircraft approaching and/or departing north of the runway. 

Sugar Land City Council recently approved an agreement with Fort Bend County and a resolution to submit an application to the General Land Office for a $4 million grant to address erosion along the Brazos River.

The city of Sugar Land’s video production team recently won eight state awards.

PUMA Development is proposing to preserve and begin redevelopment of the Imperial Char House.