The Center for Public Safety Management’s (CPSM) recent assessment of the Sugar Land Police Department confirmed that the city has a modern police agency that is professional and responsive to community needs.

The assessment was part of an overall program of continuous improvement utilizing benchmarks developed by nationally recognized organizations.

Industry experts who conducted the assessment made 54 recommendations related to the deployment of resources, organizational structure, performance measures, community outreach and other areas to ensure that Sugar Land remains one of the safest cities in the country.
Sugar Land’s crime rate for 2017 was the lowest on record after hitting a 20-year low in 2016.  Industry experts who conducted the assessment credited SLPD as one of the best run agencies they’ve evaluated in the nation.

Contributing to SLPD’s success is a commitment to a strong police presence, community partnerships, public education, technology implementation such as cameras, training and departmental leadership development.

A collaborative action plan will be developed by city leaders to review recommendations from the assessment and enhance operational effectiveness. The project will include identifying which of the recommendations may be implemented immediately and long-term.  Recommendations that require increased expenditures will be evaluated through the City’s budget process.

The full report is posted at www.sugarlandtx.gov/PDAssessment.

This notice is from the City of Sugar Land.

Sugar Land City Council recently appointed a Redistricting Advisory Committee to ensure the city’s single-member City Council districts comply with federal law.

Work to update the plan began in November.  It is an effort intended to provide a blueprint for development at the airport during the next 20 years.

The student’s piece will be on display in the U.S. Capitol for an entire year.

Come enjoy the city of Sugar Land’s Summer Concert and Food Truck Friday Series at the plaza adjacent to the Smart Financial Centre.

In partnership with the City of Sugar Land, free and discounted tickets are available to Sugar Land residents for the Skeeters Fourth of July celebration.

The City of Sugar Land’s Mayfield Park, 106 Avenue D, is now open after a significant investment to expand and reconstruct the popular community amenity.

The city of Sugar Land’s newly renovated municipal pool, located at 225 Seventh Street, will open to the public on May 26.

They had to call in “Gator Chris” Stephens with the Texas Gator Squad to get him out.

After a power outage at a lift station, several thousand gallons of sewage spilled into Steep Bank Creek.

While working at the future site of the James Reese Career and Technical Center, workers discovered at least 30 bodies.

The results of Sugar Land’s 2017 Citizen Satisfaction Survey show that 97 percent of respondents rated the city as an “excellent” or “good” place to live and 96 percent rated the city as “excellent” or “good” place to raise children.

Sugar Land’s crime rate for 2017 was the lowest on record.  

Sugar Land police are looking for two men seen on surveillance video attempting to pry open a locked door inside an ATT store at 310 State Highway 6.

Sugar Land police issued an arrest warrant for Aaron Vriel Rodriguez, 45, for an attempted robbery at Wells Fargo Bank, 4660 Highway 6, on Nov. 14.

City staff continues to work closely with residents in the affected areas to ensure the drainage studies include extensive public outreach and engagement.