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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

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

    As we get ready for the July Fourth weekend, Dr. Joe Anzaldua, Sugar Land’s public health authority, reminds everyone to keep their guard up and stay safe. Positive cases in our region are increasing at an alarming rate. The good news is that we can flatten this trend by complying with current orders issued by the governor and the county judge. Wear a mask, maintain physical distancing and practice hand hygiene. This is all we have until we get a vaccine.

    Sugar Land information and updates:     www.sugarlandtx.gov/coronavirus
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A Statement from Sugar Land Mayor Joe R. Zimmerman

  1. As Mayor of the City of Sugar Land, I offer my sincere condolences to the George Floyd family for the senseless act of violence and tragic loss. The City of Sugar Land rejects racial intolerance and prejudice of any kind. We hold among our core values respect and equality for all cultures and people.
     
    Sugar Land Mayor Joe R. Zimmerman

A Statement from SLPD's Chief Robins

  1. What happened to George Floyd was an unacceptable, vicious act of violence. His death was by any measure of professional policing absolutely unnecessary, avoidable and criminal.  I think we can all agree that as a result of this horrific injustice, our nation is enraged and is demanding meaningful change, and I share their outrage and expectation for justice. 

    The Sugar Land Police Department has worked hard to partner with our diverse community to ensure an environment of respect, safety and equitable treatment for everyone. This is reflected in policies and procedures we have in place to ensure police fairness and equitable treatment among the citizens we are sworn to protect. It is my commitment that we continue to hold ourselves to the highest standard of professional conduct and look for new ways to break down barriers between law enforcement and our minority communities.  

    To this end, we recognize there's a need right now to come together and heal as a community.  The public has a constitutional right to peacefully protest, and SLPD stands ready to work with our community to facilitate this need should there be interest. We will also continue working closely with our business community to ensure our community remains safe.
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Did You Know?

  1. Sugar Land has a Mobile App


    MySugarLand is the official mobile app for the City of Sugar Land. Available for iOS and Android, the app provides a connection between the City of Sugar Land and its residents and visitors.

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    Mobile App
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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, Jul 14

    Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting

  2. Tue, Jul 21

    City Council Meeting

  3. Thu, Jul 23

    Planning & Zoning Commission 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.