Storm Drain Marking

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Did you know that your daily activities may have a negative environmental effect? Fertilizing your lawn, using pesticides, or washing your vehicle may be a problem.

Anything entering a storm drain is discharged untreated into our community waterways. As rainwater moves over land, it picks up pollutants and deposits them into local waterways. The storm drains in the City of Sugar Land were designed to capture and transport rainwater runoff into community waterways to prevent flooding.

The Storm Drain Marker Installation Program was developed by the City of Sugar Land, in partnership with Keep Sugar Land Beautiful, to prevent waterway pollution by educating residents of the effects their actions may have on our environment.

Volunteers are needed to install markers on designated storm drains and place a door tag on each home to inform residents of the program and the importance of protecting our community waterways. The City will provide training and the necessary supplies to mark the drains. Volunteers will be given a map of their designated neighborhood and a list of instructions to locate and mark the storm drains.

If you are interested in marking storm drains in the City of Sugar Land, please complete the Storm Drain Marking Volunteer Application Form.