Houston Public MediaSugar Land residents could see a slight property tax rate increase during the next fiscal year to help complete bond projects approved last year.
The Sugar Land mayoral race and two city council elections are heading to runoffs in June, according to unofficial election results from Saturday.
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The city of Sugar Land could revise its ethics code to include an anti-retaliation clause and an appeals process for sanctions, among other changes.
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Capt. Todd Zettlemoyer oversees the Sugar Land Police Department’s Special Operations Division. Now he’ll be taking over another, very different department: the city’s animal services.
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Sugar Land appoints police captain as interim manager of city’s animal services department
The city southwest of Houston is in the early stages of developing a new animal shelter, after voters approved an additional $12 million for the project in November. In addition to leading the search for a permanent animal services manager, Capt. Todd Zettlemoyer has been tasked with helping to plan the new shelter’s next steps.
Sugar Land will offer low-cost, on-demand rides around parts of the city using minivans through a new program launching this week.
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The City of Houston expects to have its first pass of Beryl debris pickup completed by early to mid-August, or about 30 days after crews began picking up downed trees, fallen limbs, and other objects.
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Houston expects first pass of Beryl debris pickup to be complete by early to mid-August
The City of Houston has collected more than a million cubic yards of vegetative debris from Hurricane Beryl. The director of the city's Solid Waste Management Department and the executive director of the City of Sugar Land provide updates on the timetable for debris pickup in the region.