Sugar Land City Council recently approved an $8 million construction contract for phase two of the city’s Public Safety Training Facility.
Day of Giving Marks the launch of Sugar Land Animal Shelter Campaign.
The city of Sugar Land recently launched a community fundraising campaign to support the construction of a new voter-approved animal shelter.
Sugar Land City Council approved another Voter-Approved Drainage Project.
Sugar Land City Council approved a $4.9 million construction contract for drainage improvements in Covington West and Imperial Woods.
Sugar Land completes the restoration of Old Imperial Farm Cemetery.
The city of Sugar Land recently completed significant restoration work at the Old Imperial Farm Cemetery, a historic site located within the 65-acre parkland area between Easton Avenue and Fort Bend ISD James Reese & Technical Center in Telfair.
Sugar Land City Council will accept applications for a Charter Review Commission.
Sugar Land City Council will accept applications for a Charter Review Commission through Dec. 1 at 5 p.m.
Another Voter-Approved Drainage Project has been approved.
Sugar Land City Council approved a $13.9 million construction contract for drainage improvements in Austin Park and Chimneystone.
Sugar Land continues to deliver on expansion of Cultural/Entertainment, Tourism.
The Sugar Land Jazz Fest will feature a wide range of smooth jazz artists. The official artist lineup includes top Grammy and Billboard artists Boney James, Tower of Power, Vincent Ingala, Gerald Albright, Terrace Martin and Houston-native and five-time Grammy Award winner Robert Glasper.
Sugar Land Cultural Arts Division unveils dogwoods artwork at Eldridge Park.
The city of Sugar Land recently installed the first of four artworks described as a remarkable sculptural bench series intended to enhance city parks with a unique blend of art and utility.
Sugar Land Council Members will host Town Halls.
The meetings will be held November 8 and 13.
Sugar Land City Council approved $996,000 for the design of a new public safety dispatch and emergency operations center building.
The project was included in a $90.76 million bond package approved by voters in 2019.
Sugar Land announces Spring 2024 Music Festival Lineup.
The city of Sugar Land is set to host a series of music festivals at The Crown Festival Park in 2024.
The City of Sugar Land assumes the management of the Farmer’s Market at Imperial Park.
The Farmer’s Market at Imperial Park, located at 234 Matlage Way, has been a cherished gathering place for residents and visitors alike, offering a diverse range of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and a lively, family-friendly atmosphere every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sugar Land Adopts FY24 Budget, Capital Improvement Program and Tax Rate.
Sugar Land City Council adopted a $353 million budget for fiscal year 2024 and a tax rate of 35 cents after a series of workshops and public hearings.
George Foundation donates land to enhance Brazos River Park.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a donation of more than 125 acres of land from the George Foundation to expand Brazos River Park.
City approves rehabilitation of Sugar Land Regional Airport.
The SLRA runway was built in 1985 and requires daily maintenance to ensure safe aircraft operations. An aviation-engineering firm identified the need for runway rehabilitation in 2021.
Sugar Land files Proposed FY24 Budget and Capital Improvement Program.
City Manager Michael W. Goodrum recently submitted a proposed $353 million budget for fiscal year 2024, which begins Oct. 1.
There will be a joint Workshop on Mixed-Use Code Updates July 19.
Sugar Land City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss recommended updates to a draft mixed-use zoning code and review community feedback.
Sugar Land scores high in “best cities for parks” analysis.
The city of Sugar Land landed one of the top scores in Texas in a national index of local park systems in the 100 largest U.S. cities.
Second phase of improvements continues at Cullinan Park.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a donation of $90,000 from the Cullinan Park Conservancy for improvements at Cullinan Park.
Sugar Land appoints a Redistricting Committee and would like public Input.
The public is invited to comment on redistricting plans and/or submit other redistricting plans for City Council consideration.