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An update from the city of Sugar Land - Keisha Seals, Engineering Manager: April 9

Sugar Land employees remain at work to ensure our community remains safe.  There’s been a tremendous amount of effort since the beginning of February. Teams have been working non-stop to put together contingency plans and prepare for possible outcomes.  Our top priority is the safety of our community and the continued delivery of essential city services. The safety of our employees is also among our top priorities. We are doing everything possible to keep them safe to minimize any disruptions to city services to the extent possible. While we do have a number of employees working from home, much of our essential work cannot be done by teleworking.  Our first responders remain on the job, and like other cities across the country, we have faced challenges acquiring N95 masks. But we also have a number of other front-line employees who are in constant contact with the public, and in many cases, this contact cannot be limited.

The CDC is recommending that not only first responders wear masks but now everyone should wear a mask.  Therefore … we are asking those in our community with sewing abilities to donate cloth masks that are crafted following the CDC’s guidelines.  These will be used by our essential staff who are continuing to serve our residents.

More information on donating to the city is available at: www.sugarlandtx.gov/DonateToSL

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