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    311 Sugar Land

    Sugar Land’s 311 contact center offers a single point of contact for non-emergency city information and enables residents to make service requests.
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    The Future of Recycling

    Learn about the city's initiatives in response to changes in the recycling market including raising awareness and educational efforts.
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    CIP Story Map

    The Capital Improvement Projects Map provides a geographical view of CIP projects currently underway.
  4. Goal Measures Dashboard

    Goal Measures Dashboard

    The Goal Measures Dashboard is an online tool that measures the city’s progress on attaining key outcomes for residents.
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    Join the Team!

    The City of Sugar Land is hiring! Visit our jobs page, see all open positions, and apply.

Spotlight

  1. Learn more about our upcoming elections, including how and where to vote. Visit www.sugarlandtx.gov/elections

Did You Know?

  1. What is the Sugar Cube?

    The Sugar Cube is a block party trailer created to build community within the City of Sugar Land by bringing people within its neighborhoods together. Learn more about the Sugar Cube by visiting www.sugarlandtx.gov/SugarCube.

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  1. Thu, Oct 24

    Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting

  2. Sat, Oct 26

    Halloween Town

  3. Tue, Nov 5

    City Council Meeting
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Notice of Adopted 2019 Tax Rate

The City of Sugar Land adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than last year's tax rate. The tax rate will effectively be raised by 9.48 percent and will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $15.74.

The city tax bill for the average value home of $375,289, with a 12% homestead exemption will increase by $24 compared to last year’s tax bill.