The City of Sugar Land would like to ensure that all residents are taking the necessary steps to protect themselves from the extreme heat. Listed below you will find the latest on heat advisories and warnings, messages from the City, and links to helpful tips on how you can keep yourself and your family safe during a period of extreme heat.

City of Sugar Land

Voluntary Watering Schedules Encouraged Because of ongoing drought conditions, and the current statewide disaster proclamation issued by Governor Rick Perry, the City is asking residents, businesses and homeowners associations (HOAs) to cut back all outdoor water usage to help spread and balance peak water demands. Voluntary compliance will help ensure an adequate water supply and pressure for the entire City's needs, including fire protection. Water Conservation Efforts

Resources from the CDC

Hot Weather Tips

Tips for preventing Heat-Related Illness

Extreme Heat Prevention Guide

A prevention guide to promote your personal health and safety during extreme heat conditions

Heat Stress

Exposure to extreme heat can result in occupational illnesses and injuries.

Heat Stress in the Elderly

Elderly people (that is, people aged 65 years and older) are more prone to heat stress than younger people.

Information for Specific Groups

Suggestions tailored to specific groups such as people aged 65 or older, people with chronic medical conditions, infants and children, low income, outdoor workers, and athletes.