Working Together: Sugar Land Fire Department Takes Leadership Role in Multi-Agency Partnership to Regional Hazmat Response
A colaborative approach leveraged more than $1.5 million in equipment and funding to provide state-of-the-art hazardous materials response.Sugar Land Town Square Plaza/City Hall Awarded Best Community Impact
An article in Public Management Magazine highlights an award won for Sugar Land's City Hall and public plaza.CNN/Money Magazine's Best Places to Live
In a comparison of the nation's best places to live, CNN/Money Magazine ranked Sugar Land 48 in the nation.Read the Story (page contains external website information)
New City Hall Completes Emergence of Downtown Sugar Land
By City Manager Allen Bogard
An article in Nation's Cities Weekly magazine described an innovative public-private partnership that resulted in a community gathering place and a downtown business district in Sugar Land.New City Hall Completes Emergence of Downtown Sugar Land
By City Manager Allen Bogard
An article in Texas Town & City magazine described an innovative public-private partnership that resulted in a community gathering place and a downtown business district in Sugar Land.Concentrated Effort
By Fire Chief Dannie C. Smith
An article in Fire Chief magazine explained the Sugar Land Fire Department's expansion of services within current resources to meet needs in a way that achieves long-term savings.College Partnership Allows Sugar Land to Train Its Firefighters
By Fire Chief Dannie C. Smith
An article in Public Management magazine demonstrated how a community partnership allows Sugar Land to attract and train top firefighters.Texas City Reaps Benefits of Resurrected Highway Project
By City Engineer Dale A. Rudick
An article in the inaugural issue of Government Engineering discussed an innovative Sugar Land partnership that resulted in the expansion of U.S. Highway 59 through the City.Money Magazine's Hottest Towns
In a comparison of the nation's hottest towns, Money Magazine ranked Sugar Land 18 in its western region for cities with a population under 100,000.Read the Story (page contains external website information)
Partnership Allows Sugar Land Fire Department to Grow its Own
By Fire Chief Dannie C. Smith
An article in Texas Town & City demonstrated how a community partnership allows Sugar Land to attract and train top firefighters.