Governor Greg Abbott issued the following order effective at 12:01 p.m. on July 3, 2020:

The order supersedes Sugar Land’s mask order relating to businesses and commercial entities.

The face covering order will be in effect beginning June 25.

This year, Sugar Land’s virtual Fourth of July Celebration will be taking place on Saturday, July 4, at 8 p.m.

Facilities have been re-opened in accordance with Governor Abbot’s COVID-19 announcement of Phase III to open Texas.

The Cullinan Park Conservancy Photo Contest is open to any professional or amateur photographer, of any age.

An update from the city of Sugar Land – Nicole Solis, Assistant Director of Environmental and Neighborhood Services.

Fort Bend County Commissioner Ken R. DeMerchant is happy to announce the opening of a much needed, county- run testing site.

The Meal Bus is now able to deliver meals safely to the senior residents of Fort Bend County on behalf of Fort Bend Senior Meals on Wheels.

The May 2 Sugar Land City Council election has been moved to Nov. 3 due to public health concerns related to COVID-19.

Four Corners Community Center in Fort Bend County Precinct 4 has been working closely with YWCA in providing services to Precinct 4 Community. 

To protect the public and help limit the spread of COVID-19 in the greater Houston region, the city of Sugar Land has declared a disaster declaration.

Sugar Land received the highest level of assurance that can be given on a set of financial statements.

Sugar Land police will conduct a special drunk driving enforcement initiative from March 6-15.  

Families can enjoy a destination of adventure at Sugar Land’s International Art & Kite Festival on March 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A mother and her son were discovered shot to death inside their Sugar Land home just hours after the father was found dead from an apparent suicide.

The result was a 22% tax cut and a tax savings of 4 cents for each of its residents.

From the Office of Commissioner Ken DeMerchant: February 11, 2020, is Safer Internet Day. It marks a day to promote awareness of internet safety. On February 4th at Commissioners Court, Fort Bend County Commissioner Ken R. DeMerchant motioned for an action item that...

For students who live in Sugar Land the program can cut down on travel times for commuters.

Applications for the Sugar Land 4B Corporation Joint Capital Improvement Grant Program (JCIP) will be accepted through February 28.

K-9, Jackie, passed away today, January 21, 2020.

The Keeters will be installing a new state-of-the-art video board on our state of Texas display in center field.

The luncheon celebrates the outstanding performance, leadership, and contributions of Sugar Land’s diverse business community.  

Rate increases approved by City Council in September will appear on January water bills.

Long-time Director of Aviation Phillip W. Savko, 63, recently died after complications from a prolonged illness.

Santa and Mrs. Claus are bringing their holiday magic to Sugar Land Town Square for the 17th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Friday, Dec. 6, from 5-8 p.m.

The city of Sugar Land will accept applications through Dec. 5 for the next Sugar Land 101 class scheduled to begin in January 2020. 

A prayer rally will be held for 15-year-old Austin High School football player Jordyn Hawkins, September 27.

Sugar Land City Council approved the fiscal year 2020 budget of $272.6 million and tax rate of 33.2 cents at their Sept. 17 meeting. 

A public service is scheduled for Sugar Land Fire-EMS Assistant Chief Clay Fenwick, 57, who died on Friday after battling cancer for almost two years.

The city of Sugar Land is accepting applications for a Mobility Master Plan Citizen Task Force.

The Sugar Land Legacy Foundation is accepting nominations for the annual Legacy Awards through Sept. 30.

Residents are invited to join the live, interactive discussion with Kermally and city staff.

Applications must be submitted electronically by Sept. 11 at 5 p.m.

Sugar Land police will conduct a special drunk driving enforcement initiative from Aug. 31 through Sept. 8.  

Enjoy samples from some of Town Square’s most popular restaurants, browse the booths of local artisans, experience an onsite chalk competition, enjoy an interactive dueling piano show and more.

Sugar Land City Council called a $90.7 million bond election for Nov. 5 to address drainage, public safety facilities and equipment, mobility and an animal shelter.

Sugar Land City Council hired Ralph Andersen & Associates to conduct a national search for Sugar Land’s next city manager.

The Houston Chronicle reports that “a historic plan to memorialize 95 African Americans whose remains were found at a Sugar Land school construction site may be imperiled.

The International City/County Management Association (ICMA) selected City Manager Allen Bogard to receive the Award for Career Excellence.

City Manager Allen Bogard recently submitted a proposed $272.1 million budget for fiscal year 2020, which begins Oct. 1. 

Sugar Land City Council voted on June 25 to raise the residential homestead exemption for the 2019 tax year to 12 percent.