Sugar Land honors Heritage Foundation at centennial celebration announcement

The Sugar Land City Council meeting on July 1, 2025, highlighted the contributions of the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation and honored the Parks and Recreation Department. The meeting began with an invocation led by Council Member Susan Watley, who called for guidance and wisdom for the new mayor and council members, emphasizing the importance of leadership as a service to the community.

The Sugar Land Heritage Foundation was recognized for its role in preserving the city's history, particularly the iconic water tower, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. To commemorate this milestone, the Foundation announced a community event, the Imperial Char House and Water Tower Centennial Celebration, scheduled for July 7 at Talleyard Brewing Company. This free event will feature activities such as snow cones, raffle prizes, and more, inviting residents to celebrate the city's heritage.

The meeting underscored the Foundation's commitment to honoring Sugar Land's past while fostering community awareness for future generations. The council expressed gratitude for the Foundation's ongoing efforts in preserving the city's rich history.