Sugar Land Forms & Publications

Employment

• Job Application

Police

• Officer Complaint Form
• Crime Activity Form
• Citizens Police Academy
• Bicycle Registration Form {available soon}
• House Watch Request
• Information Request Form (Open Records)
• Lost Property Form
• Traffic Concerns Form

Planning and Zoning

• Official Policies and Procedures
• Conditional Use Permit for a Telecommunications Tower
• Conditional Use Permit and Rezoning
• Planning Variance Request Form
• Engineering Design Standards Variance Request Form
• General Plan Application
• Planned Development District Rezoning
• Plat Submittal Application
• Plat Submittal Log 2012
• Public Infrastructure Construction Plans Application
• Site Plan Application
• Street Name Change Request Form
• Special Exception
• Zoning Verification Request Form
• Zoning Board of Adjustment Schedule 2011

Engineering

• Design Standards Variance Request Form

Public Works

• Capital Improvement Project Suggestion Form

Building Compliance

• Building Inspection Checklist
• Backflow Prevention Certification Report Form
• Commercial Building Info Packet
• Contractor Registration
• Building Permit-Commercial
• Building Permit-Residential 2012
• Certificate of Occupancy
• Demolition Permit
• Electrical Permit
• Fire Alarm System
• Fire Extinguishing System
• Irrigation Permit
• Inspections - Scheduling Online
• Mechanical Permit
• Name Change/Change of Owner
• Plumbing Permit
• Request for Temporary Utilities
• Resubmittals and Revised Plans
• Roofing Permit
• Sign Permit
• Special Event/Parade Application
• Soliciation Instructions
  Get an overview on how to begin the process to solicit a Permit from the City of Sugar Land.

Government

• Boards and Commissions Application
• Open Records Request
• Speakers Request Form

Water Service

• Start Water Service
• Cancel Water Service
• Utility Assistance Program
• Automatic Payment Plan (APP)

Contact us at editor@sugarlandtx.gov or 281-275-2216 to receive a printed copy.

• Sugar Land Today | view archives
  Don't miss out on the current issue of Sugar Land's community newsletter.
• 2011 Calendar  (3.2 MB)
  The City's annual calendar.
• 2010 City Annual Report (2.36 MB) | view archives
  The City's annual report.
• City Hall Fact Sheet [updated July 2011]
  A list of facts that you can easily use as a quick reference about Sugar Land's City Hall.
• 2009 City Annual Report (3.87 MB)
  The City's annual report.
• 2008 City Annual Report (5.12 MB)
  The City's annual report.
• Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (2010)
  Each fiscal year, after the annual audit is complete, the City of Sugar Land's Accounting Department publishes its annual financial report on the financial activities of the City and its financial position as of the end of that fiscal year. This annual financial report is for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2010.
• Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (2009)
• Comprehensive Plan Brochure 
  An update to Chapter 5 of the Comprehensive Plan.
• Emergency Preparedness Guide [updated June 2011]
  Learn what you can do in emergency situations.
• Shop Sugar Land | visit Web site
  See a listing of shops, restaurants and stores in the Sugar Land Area.
  Current as of July 2010.
• Tree Trimming Brochure
  Tree branches are reaching new heights in Sugar Land. Learn about Sugar Land's tree trimming regulations.
• Community Preparedness Brochure
  A publication of the Sugar Land Fire Department, providing an overview of the department's education initiatives.
• 2009 Police Crime Report
  Sugar Land experienced a reduction in crime, positioning Sugar Land as one of the safest cities in the state with populations above 70,000.
• 2008 Police Crime Report
  Sugar Land experienced a reduction in crime, positioning Sugar Land as one of the safest cities in the state with populations above 70,000.
• Solid Waste Brochure
  All you need to know about garbage collection and recycling in Sugar Land.
• Parks Master Plan
  A guide for parks development in Sugar Land.
• Feasibility Study: Central Prison Unit Relocation
  2007 state legislation required the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to perform a feasibility study on the possible relocation of the Central Prison Unit and Smithville and the redevelopment of the proeprty.