The city of Sugar Land has opened a new splash pad at Sugar Land Memorial Park.
From the City of Sugar Land: The city of Sugar Land has officially opened a new splash pad at Sugar Land Memorial Park, giving residents another family-friendly destination for outdoor recreation and water play. The new splash pad expands recreational opportunities at...Turkish mosaic lamp workshop in Sugar Land, open daily.
Open every day in Sugar Land: make your own Turkish mosaic lamp at Pedalisa Art. An instructor guides you step by step as you choose your colors and place real glass pieces and beads. No art experience is needed and all materials are included. Sessions take about 2 to...City of Sugar Land Adopts FY27 Budget
From the City of Sugar Land: Sugar Land City Council adopted a $541.5 million budget and a property tax rate of $0.371116 per $100 of valuation for fiscal year 2027, continuing investments in public safety, infrastructure and the day-to-day services the community...FireHorse Saloon brings refined country nightlife to the Sugar Land area.
Residents searching for country dancing and a more polished night out now have a distinctive destination close to home. Located in Stafford, just minutes from Sugar Land and Missouri City, FireHorse Saloon was created to offer something beyond the typical neighborhood...
Military Heroes of Sugar Land, apply to be recognized during the Exchange Club of Sugar Land Field of Honor event.
The Exchange Club of Sugar Land Military Heroes honors men and women—past and present—who have lived in Sugar Land and served in the United States Armed Forces. Selected honorees will be recognized with a commemorative banner displayed during our Field of Honor event,...Sugar Land is looking for students for 2026-2027 Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council.
From the City of Sugar Land: Applications are now open for the 2026-2027 Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council (MYAC). Interested students should submit completed applications by 4:59 p.m. on Sept.11 at www.sugarlandtx.gov/MYAC. MYAC gives Sugar Land students an inside look...
Sugar Land Police are seeking the public’s help identifying a suspect.
From the Sugar Land Police Department: Sugar Land Police are seeking the public’s help identifying a suspect in an aggravated assault that seriously injured a woman earlier this summer. The assault occurred Friday, June 5, 2026, at approximately 10:25 a.m. near...
City of Sugar Land provides an update on the future Animal Shelter Project.
From the City of Sugar Land: The City of Sugar Land is providing an update on the future Animal Shelter project, a significant community investment that will expand animal care services, improve operational efficiency and better meet the needs of the city’s...Sugar Land City Manager filed a proposed $520.7 million budget for fiscal year (FY) 2027.
From the City of Sugar Land: City Manager Michael W. Goodrum recently filed a proposed $520.7 million budget for fiscal year (FY) 2027, which begins October 1. The proposed budget includes $343.5 million for operations and $128.8 million for capital projects. The...Help shape the future of public art in Sugar Land!
From Sugar Land Civic Arts: Help shape the future of public art in Sugar Land! The City of Sugar Land is updating its Public Art Plan, and your input is an important part of the process. Take a few minutes to complete the Public Art Plan Survey and share your ideas...The City is continuing targeted mosquito control efforts.
From the City of Sugar Land: We are continuing targeted mosquito control efforts after a mosquito pool tested positive for the West Nile virus, most recently, collected from a trap near Morrison Place and Cunningham Creek Blvd. The Public Works Department already...
Help the City create a mural that captures the story of Sugar Land!
From the City of Sugar Land: Help us create a mural that captures the story of Sugar Land! A new community-inspired mural is coming to the Imperial Historic District, and we need your ideas to help bring it to life. The City of Sugar Land is partnering with Texas...The City of Sugar Land continues mosquito control efforts.
From the City of Sugar Land: The City of Sugar Land has received confirmation from the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) that one mosquito pool collected within the city has tested positive for West Nile virus. As part of the City’s routine...June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month.
From the City of Sugar Land: June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month and takes place during the height of “kitten season”, when shelters are overwhelmed with litters of kittens and in need of adoptions, fosters and supplies. Sugar Land Animal Services is one of those safe...Sugar Land has been ranked one of the top 10 Best Places to Live.
From the City of Sugar land: The City of Sugar Land has been ranked #10 in U.S. News & World Report annual “Best Places to Live” rankings for 2026–2027, recognizing the city as one of the top communities in the nation for quality of life, desirability, value and...The City of Sugar Land announces its first ever Hand-Painted Traffic Boxes.
From the City of Sugar Land: The City of Sugar Land Civic Arts Division is proud to announce its first-ever series of hand-painted traffic boxes. This is a bold new phase of public art under the citywide Beauty of Life campaign. This initiative brings vibrant, and...Texas celebrates Travel And Tourism Week.
From the Texas Economic Development & Tourism Office: The Texas Economic Development & Tourism Office within the Office of the Governor today announced Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed May 3‒9 as Travel and Tourism Week in Texas in recognition of the travel...A U.S. Postal Worker has been arrested and charged with Mail Theft.
From the City of Sugar Land: The Sugar Land Police Department, along with Special Agents from the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General, arrested a mail carrier on charges of Mail Theft. The case involves more than 50 victims and addresses, a First Degree...Sugar Land expands Great Homes Incentive to reach more homeowners.
From the City of Sugar Land: The Sugar Land City Council has approved an expansion of the City’s Great Homes incentive program to make exterior home improvement funding more accessible for residents who face the highest barriers to reinvestment. Launching Jan. 1,...
