Includes inter-fund transfers. Operations $344.4M; capital projects $139.0M.
Sugar Land.
Every dollar, sourced.
The city adopted a $541,486,547 FY2027 budget, including inter-fund transfers, and set a property tax rate of 0.371116 per $100. This page links every number to the public document it came from.
The city estimate for the median homestead is $1,371 per year.
Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4; three-year terms.
See where your local tax bill goes — and who sets each slice.
An estimate built from published rates. Not a bill, not tax advice. Every rate links to its official source.
Public records change. Here is what moved.
Budget adoptions, tax rates, filings, contracts, and election notices — each with its source.
City Council adopted the FY2027 budget
City property tax rate set for tax year 2026
Commissioners Court adopted the FY2027 county budget and rate
FBISD adopted its 2026 tax rate
Next city election includes Districts 1–4
Who votes on the money.
Seven City Council members. Each record links to the city roster and budget documents.
The adopted budget, in one frame.
Operations and capital projects in the FY2027 adopted budget. Prior-year comparison from the FY2026 adopted budget.
FY2027 budget mix
Adopted- Operations · $344,418,464 (71.3%)
- Capital projects · $138,956,944 (28.7%)
Source: City of Sugar Land, “Sugar Land Adopts FY27 Budget.” Percentages use the total budget excluding inter-fund transfers ($483,375,408), so operations and capital sum to 100%. City release
What the next city election controls.
Four district seats are on the ballot. City Council sets the budget, tax rate, contracts, and utility rates.
Next city election
City of Sugar LandThree-year terms. Official ballot and voter links are on My Ballot.
Open election hub →My Ballot →The seats and the money
ControlCity Council votes on the $541,486,547 FY2027 budget (including transfers) and the0.371116 tax rate. District 1–4 voters elect four of the seven members.
Source: City election page and adopted budget. City election City release
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