The city of Sugar Land is now part of an expanding North American network of cities working to create habitat in public parks, public landscaping, roadsides, medians, backyard gardens and open spaces throughout the entire community.
Six participants in the city’s Serve Sugar Land program have been named 2020 Volunteers of the Year.
The Houston Astros acquisition of the Sugar Land Skeeters franchise was officially approved by the Sugar Land City Council April 20.
The city will temporarily convert the disinfectant used in the water treatment process from chloramine to free chlorine.
The city will celebrate with a full-slate of outdoor adventures on Saturday, March 27, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sugar Land Police Chief Eric Robins credits resiliency, community partnerships, public education, a commitment to technology, training and departmental leadership for Sugar Land’s historically low crime rate.
These projects were approved by Sugar Land residents as a part of the 2019 General Obligation (GO) Bond Program.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved an ordinance taking actions necessary to speed recovery relief for citizens.
This informative session will be held Thursday, February 11, 2021 from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM.
This year’s theme for the Cyber Gala was The Power of Us!
This year’s theme is The Power of Us.
Sugar Land City Council accepted donations totaling $118,856.66 for the development of the Eagle Plaza at Sugar Land Memorial Park and outdoor patio improvements at the T.E. Harman Center.
The Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present the thirteenth annual State of the City Sugar Land Address focusing on the City’s 2020 accomplishments.
Sabrina Roesler, a 9-year-old fourth-grader from Sugar Land, has been named as the Lemonade Day Houston 2020 Youth Entrepreneur of the Year.
The African American Democrat defeated Republican Trever Nehls, brother of incumbent Sheriff Troy Nehls, in November.
Fort Bend County Commissioner Ken R. DeMerchant motioned and the Court unanimously approved to allocate $2M of CARES Act funds to the City of Sugar Land.
City Council approved utility rate increases in September of 2020 to be effective January 1, 2021. Residents can expect to see the rate changes on bills issued after that date.
The city of Sugar Land is accepting applications through Dec. 22 for the next Sugar Land 101 class scheduled to be held virtually in January through March 2021.
Sugar Land City Council accepted a donation from the Cullinan Park Conservancy for $287,465.93 to be used for Cullinan Park phase two improvements.
The City will celebrate the holidays with a six-week drive-in movie series at Crown Festival Park at Sugar Land from Nov. 27 through Jan. 2.
