Sugar Land Police Department

06/03/2026

Preventing car burglaries isn’t just important to you - it’s important to us. You can help prevent your valuables from being stolen by following a .

Every night before you head to bed, make sure you:
-Lock your vehicle doors.
-Turn on outside lights.
-Remove everything from your vehicle.

If a thief walks by and sees a gym bag in your vehicle, they don’t assume it’s full of sweaty clothes, they assume it’s full of something worth stealing. Another important step you can take in preventing and catching crime is to check security camera placement, function, and video quality.

If you see something suspicious, call the non-emergency line ASAP (281-275-2020), or if a crime is in progress, call 9-1-1.

06/02/2026

Hurricane Season is underway, folks. If you're not already prepared, get prepared.

Resources available at www.SugarLandTX.gov/EM

1 day down. 181 days to go. 🌪️

Hurricane Season has officially started, and unlike our unread emails, this is something we should probably stay on top of.

It's a great time to review your preparedness checklist, refresh your supplies, and sign up for emergency notifications so you can stay up to date on evacuation notices, water contamination issues and other notices to keep you and your family safe.

Resources are available at the link in our comments!

05/27/2026

Heads up, Sugar Land. We’re always looking for ways to do the job better, and that means hearing it straight from the folks we serve.

Starting June 1, if you call 9-1-1 for Police service, you may be selected for a short 4-question survey about your experience with the call taker and responding officer.

It won’t take long. We figure if we’re doing things right, you ought to be able to say so. And if we’re not, we need to hear that too.
Your safety stays our top priority. This real-time feedback helps us keep our officers sharp and our service where it ought to be.

We understand that calling the police often means you are in distress or need help. We will not send surveys for emergencies or calls that are sensitive in nature. Surveys will only be sent approximately 30 minutes after the call has been completed on non-emergency calls, and the officer has finished assisting and clearing the scene.

Appreciate your time, Sugar Land.

05/24/2026

Update: The accident has been cleared, and the roadway is now open. Thank you for your patience!

For your awareness, an accident has occurred in the 15800 block of SH 59 southbound near Highway 6. At this time, three inside lanes are closed, and there is currently no estimated time for reopening. Please expect delays, use caution in the area, and consider alternate routes if possible.

05/21/2026

The Sugar Land Police Department needs your help identifying a man who forced a woman to withdraw money from an ATM.

The suspect was wearing all black clothing with white stripes on his pants and brown sandals. The robbery occurred May 7, 2026, at approximately 2:30 p.m. in the 1700 block of Dulles Avenue. Anyone with information is asked to contact Fort Bend Crime Stoppers at 281-342-TIPS (8477).

SLPD Case #26-03275

05/20/2026

Now listen here, folks. In a world where everybody is quick to complain but slow to serve, these four officers showed up, put in the work, and earned themselves some well-deserved recognition at the 72nd Annual 100 Club of Houston Heroes Awards Banquet.

Officer Steinmann, Officer Moreno, Officer Alvarez, and Officer Garcia (who apparently slipped out of the camera frame like a seasoned outlaw avoiding evidence) were joined by Former Mayor Jimmy Thompson and each honored with Officer of the Year awards for their outstanding service and commitment to this community.

That kind of work does not happen by accident. It takes long hours, tough decisions, and enough patience to deal with the public before the coffee kicks in.

The Sugar Land Police Department is beyond proud of these officers and grateful for the work they do every single day. Congratulations on awards earned the hard way... through service, grit, and showing up when it counts.

Now somebody get Officer Garcia back in the next picture before I start an investigation.

05/19/2026

UPDATE (May 26, 8:30 a.m.): The missing juvenile has been found.

‼️MISSING CHILD: The Sugar Land Police Department needs your help locating this missing juvenile. Hayden Perry, 15, was last seen Sunday morning leaving her residence in the RiverPark subdivision on the 2800 block of Park Springs. Hayden has black hair and brown eyes and was last seen wearing a black and purple hoodie with tan sweatpants.

If you have seen Hayden or have any information on her whereabouts, please contact the Sugar Land Police Department at (281) 275-2020.

Please share this post, and let’s bring Hayden safely home.

05/12/2026

This National Police Week, we proudly recognize the men and women of the Sugar Land Police Department who dedicate themselves to serving our community every day.

Whether answering calls for service, building relationships with residents, supporting operations behind the scenes, or stepping into difficult situations without hesitation, their commitment helps keep our city safe and strong.

Thank you for your professionalism, sacrifice, and dedication to keeping Sugar Land one of the safest cities in the country!

05/10/2026

Wishing a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms and mother figures in Sugar Land!

Thank you for the care, support, and encouragement you give to your families and to our community every day.

We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with loved ones! 💐