The Board of Directors of Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 17 is excited to announce the start of Phase 1 of our fence improvement project! As you know portions of the fence initially built by the Telfair developer along roads on easements owned by the LID are failing. After discussions with the Telfair … [Read more…]
What You Need to Know About Flooding and Floodplain Management in the City of Sugar Land (PDF)
NFIP Website Why Do I Need Flood Insurance Basic Principles of Flood Insurance: 4 Short Videos NFIP Summary of Coverage Lower-Cost Flood Insurance: The Preferred Risk Policy Five Ways to Lower the Cost of Your Flood Insurance Premium FEMA’s Flood Insurance Claims Process – Fact Sheet Flood Maps and Flood Map Changes FEMA Map Service … [Read more…]
The City of Sugar Land supplies your drinking water. The City’s water supply is safe to drink. The virus that causes COVID-19 hasn’t been detected in drinking water. Water treatment facilities have processes to filter and disinfect water before it goes into the lines. However, the surfaces around the fountain including the spout, button/leaver and … [Read more…]
The City of Sugar Land issued an update regarding the possibility of tropical weather. The LID 17 team is also watching the forecasts and making preparations for the possibility of tropical weather, particularly heavy rainfall. The team will be inspecting the outfalls to make sure there are no blockages and that the pumps are ready … [Read more…]
The LID 17 trail system is open but only may be used in accordance with the CDC, Fort Bend County and City of Sugar Land guidelines for use of parks and trails. For more information about city and county parks please visit The City of Sugar Land or Fort Bend County.