Category: News

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.

Fort Bend County Day’s mission is to increase the awareness among state legislators, legislative staff and agencies about Fort Bend County as the fastest growing county and largest community in the Houston metropolitan area.

The city of Sugar Land’s first ever PAWp Up Shop will be held Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the animal shelter, 101 Gillingham Lane.

The city welcomes families to enjoy some of the community’s most popular musical performances and theatrical acts at this year’s winter-wonderland themed holiday celebration.

Residents will have the opportunity to ask questions and get updates on topics.

Sugar Land has made significant progress on $46 million in drainage projects approved by voters in 2019. 

The public is invited to attend a reception for Sugar Land’s new police chief on Nov. 1.

Sugar Land City Council recently approved the donation of more than $1.2 million from the Cullinan Park Conservancy for the second phase of improvements at Cullinan Park.

Sugar Land City Manager Michael W. Goodrum selected Loudoun County Undersheriff/Colonel Mark J. Poland to serve as Sugar Land’s next police chief.

The project approved by voters in 2013 will include a pavilion, pedestrian crossings, concrete trails, picnic tables, benches, bike racks, grills, new trees, shrubs and irrigation.

The new chief will fill a vacancy left by Police Chief Eric Robins who retired on June 1 after 33 years of public service.

The new chief will fill a vacancy left by Police Chief Eric Robins who retired on June 1 after 33 years of public service, including 30 with the Sugar Land Police Department. 

Enjoy an evening full of patriotic family fun with activities for all ages and a main stage area featuring a variety of local entertainment. 

The Texas Water Development Board recently approved a $27.5 million loan from the Flood Infrastructure Fund for a Sugar Land flood control project west of Sugar Land Regional Airport.

The Citizen’s Police Academy is an opportunity to take an inside look at the Sugar Land Police Department.