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    News & Information from the City of Sugar Land

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

  1. An update from Dr. Joe Anzaldua, city of Sugar Land health authority: May 27

  1. As we slowly resume our normal lives under orders issued by Gov. Greg Abbott, we must continue to protect our most vulnerable populations. A strong economy is important, but the safety of our community will always be our first priority. Until we have a vaccine, we must learn to live with the threat of this disease. Dr. Joe Anzaldua, Sugar Land’s public health authority, has been working closely with staff and regional health officials to gradually reopen businesses and city facilities. A slow, phased approach has been developed that places a priority on the safety of our community while complying with the governor’s orders. These decisions are guided by close collaboration with the Fort Bend County Health Department and guidance from the CDC.

    Sugar Land information and updates: www.sugarlandtx.gov/coronavirus

Spotlight

  1. What can you flush?

Did You Know?

  1. Controlled Flaring of Natural Gas by Atmos Energy


    The Sugar Land Police and Fire Departments, 911 operators and local officials have been advised by Atmos Energy that they will oversee a controlled flaring of natural gas on Monday, June 8 through Wednesday, June 17 from approximately 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. south of University Boulevard at the end of Elkins Road in Sugar Land.

    This process, which will result in a large, controlled flame and moderate noise, allows the company to work on a section of natural gas pipeline in the area as part of normal,

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    Online Payment Portal Compromised

    A limited number of individuals who completed a transaction between August 30 and October 14, 2019, might be affected. Learn more about actions taken by the city to ensure the continued safety of the city's payment system.
  2. 311 Sugar Land

    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.
  3. 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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  1. Tue, Jun 2

    City Council Meeting

  2. Tue, Jun 9

    Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting

  3. Tue, Jun 16

    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.