The program is intended to promote preparedness, resiliency and residential reinvestment.
Celebrate Fourth of July in Sugar Land with a BOOM!
The city of Sugar Land’s Red, White and Boom Celebration is scheduled for Sunday, July 4, from 7-10 p.m., at The Crown Festival Park.
Sugar Land leads the way in citizen satisfaction.
ETC Institute recently selected the city of Sugar Land for a “Leading the Way Award” for resident satisfaction with city services.
Residents are needed to chart future of solid waste and recycling.
The city of Sugar Land is creating a resident task force to develop recommendations for the future of solid waste and recycling in Sugar Land.
Sugar Land completes Brazos River Park connector road and trail.
The road is one-mile long and connects two of the city’s regional parks, Sugar Land Memorial Park and Brazos River Park.
City Council approves drainage improvement project in Austin Park and Chimneystone.
The project was approved by Sugar Land residents as a part of the 2019 General Obligation (GO) Bond Program.
City Council approves purchases for communication improvements.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved a contract to purchase materials for the High Site Communication Improvements project.
A suspected serial burglar was seen on surveillance video.
Sugar Land detectives are looking for a man seen on surveillance video burglarizing a business along U.S. Highway 59.
Sugar Land City Council recognizes the Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council Class of 2020-2021.
The class represented the 16th year of the program and had participation from 12 area high schools.
Sugar Land Mayor pledges to help save the Monarch butterfly.
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.
The City of Sugar Land recognizes Volunteers of the Year.
Six participants in the city’s Serve Sugar Land program have been named 2020 Volunteers of the Year.
The Astros Acquire the Sugar Land Skeeters.
The Houston Astros acquisition of the Sugar Land Skeeters franchise was officially approved by the Sugar Land City Council April 20.
Don’t worry if your water tastes different in April.
The city will temporarily convert the disinfectant used in the water treatment process from chloramine to free chlorine.
Celebrate Spring at the International Art & Kite Festival.
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 crime rate is lowest on record.
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.
Sugar Land City Council approves drainage improvement projects.
These projects were approved by Sugar Land residents as a part of the 2019 General Obligation (GO) Bond Program.
Sugar Land speeds up winter storm recovery relief.
Sugar Land City Council recently approved an ordinance taking actions necessary to speed recovery relief for citizens.
Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce’s Education Division will host a virtual event showcasing the vision for a new STEM School of Innovation.
This informative session will be held Thursday, February 11, 2021 from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM.
Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce held the annual Chairman’s Gala on Friday, January 29.
This year’s theme for the Cyber Gala was The Power of Us!
The Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce CHAIRMAN’S GALA will be held virtually on Friday, January 29, 2021.
This year’s theme is The Power of Us.
