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What’s Happening
News & Information from the City of Sugar Land
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
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An update from Dr. Joe Anzaldua, city of Sugar Land health authority:
Residents are asked to remain home and comply with current recommendations and restrictions as the country experiences an acceleration of COVID-19 cases. Community transmission continues to spread, so a serious public health threat will remain for at least the near future.
Social distancing measures remain in effect until April 30 to help slow the transmission of the virus. Challenges are being experienced locally and on the national level.
More at: www.sugarlandtx.gov/coronavirus
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For accurate and reliable information, please be sure to visit the following resources. They are the authoritative sources of information.
Fort Bend County
- Fort Bend County COVID-19 Response Hub
- Orders and updates issued by Fort Bend County
- Fort Bend Health and Human Services
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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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. -
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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Spotlight
Did You Know?
- Everyone has different preferences when it comes to transportation, but at one time or another most people are either a driver or a pedestrian. Watch this and other informative videos and learn more about walker safety - or, if a driver, how to be safe around pedestrians and bicyclists.
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.