Mayor's Youth Advisory Council
A Program provided by City of Sugar Land
To empower youth from various backgrounds to become active members in the community by providing a youthful point of view to further the progress of and have an everlasting effect on the community and local government.
(Above picture: Full and Alumni Members of the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council Class of 2009-2010 with Sugar Land Mayor James A. Thompson at the induction ceremony on September 29, 2009.)
Contact the City of Sugar Land
- Email US
- TEL: 281.275.2710
- FAX: 281.275.2721
- City of Sugar Land
2700 Town Square Blvd. N.
Sugar Land, TX 77479
The induction ceremony for the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council Full Member Class of 2009-2010 was held on Tuesday, September 29, 2009, at City Hall. The students had a short orientation and a "Meet and Greet" with fellow members, parents, City staff, and City Council members before the ceremony. There are 38 full members this year, 30 e-members, and 37 alumni members that make up the organization. Meetings occur monthly on Saturday mornings and include a City Tour, Meet the Chiefs meeting, and a Mock Council meeting. Throughout the year, students will learn more about their local government and city, and meet the people who keep Sugar Land the community of choice to live, work, play, and shop.
For additional information on the City of Sugar Land's Mayor's Youth Advisory Council, please call 281-275-2710 or e-mail myac@sugarlandtx.gov.
MYAC Code of Conduct
A Community-Wide Initiative to Reinforce Positive Behaviors and Attitudes Among All Sugar Land Teen Residents and Visitors
I pledge to join the City of Sugar Land in being a role model community where we all respectfully and harmoniously live, work, shop and play, and to encourage personal responsibility and a commitment to ensuring Sugar Land remains a Community of Respect, embracing and celebrating our diversity.
Therefore, I promise to:
- Be a caring citizen, always looking out for and supporting others.
- Respect and listen to those in authority.
- Be considerate of the environment and the property of others.
- Be respectful in my behavior and attitude by not being disorderly, disruptive or using inappropriate language.
- Choose not to engage in behaviors or acts harmful or offensive to others or myself.
- Always be brave, steadfast and stand up for and speak up for what is right.