Clubhouse
The clubhouse is located at 1910 Williams Trace. It is a great location for private parties and meetings. It features a refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher. It has 9-8x3 white tables and 75 tan metal chairs. The 30x50 open-space room holds approximately 81 people.

The clubhouse is available to Highlands residents for private rentals. View the Rental Agreement for details.

Please ensure the completed rental agreement and required fees are submitted to C.I.A. Services, Inc. at least FOURTEEN (14) days prior to the event to schedule. Reservations are only firm when the contract, deposit and fees have been received. 

Swimming Pool
The Highlands provides one swimming pool for the residents to cool off and splash.

The pool is located at 1910 Williams Trace and has a diving board and slide with a baby pool and ample shade.

An electronic access card is required for pool entry.  Click here to complete the registration form. 

Tennis Court
There are two lit courts located at 1910 Williams Trace next to the Clubhouse. The courts are available from 6:00 am - 10:00 pm.

An electronic amenity card is required for access and is available through C.I.A. Services.  Click here for details and to complete the registration form.

Annual Assessment
The assessments are due on January 1 of each year and provide for services in the community such as code enforcement, upkeep of the amenities (pool, clubhouse, tennis courts and parks), and landscape just to name a few.

Every owner has an obligation to pay the annual assessment. If you do not receive a statement, please submit an account receivable request to C.I.A. Services to confirm your balance and ensure it is paid on time.

You may submit a payment by mail, in person, or online.

Board of Directors
The association is operated by a five-member board of directors, elected by the members. Each member serves a staggered three-year term. A list of the current directors and their term expirations can be found under the Key Personnel page.

The Board of Directors elects the officers after the annual meeting. A description of each position is available on the Become A Volunteer page.

FBCLID2 - Register for Text and Email Alerts
Please see the attached ad from Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District 2 (FBCLID2). They want to encourage residents to register for important text or email alerts from FBCLID2.

If you have any questions, please contact:

FBCLID 2 Sherrie Knoepfel, Vice President Mike Stone Associates, Inc. 1950 Lockwood Bypass Richmond, TX 77469 Direct: 281-306-0035 Mobile: 713-598-4856 Mobile sherrieknoepfel@mikestoneassociates.com

Electricity
CPS Energy provides both natural gas and electric service to residents in and around San Antonio, including Bexar County and portions of Atascosa, Bandera, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, Medina and Wilson counties.

Billing or Service Questions:     210-353-2222 
Electric or Gas Emergency:       210-353-HELP (4357)

Water Service
Water and wastewater services are provided through the City of Sugar Land. To apply for new service or questions, please call 281-275-2750 or visit Sugar Land Water.

You can request to start water, sewer, and trash pickup services with their online form; 24 hours a day, seven days a week, or by calling Treasury Management at 281-275-2750. The city requires a one working day notice to connect service. If service is required on the date of application, a $25 service initiation fee will be charged to the account. Water service is connected between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excluding holidays.

Deposit Requirement
When applying for service a $50 deposit is required unless a letter of reference is provided at the time of application. Letter of reference must be from another utility company and indicate no outstanding balance and no disconnections for non-payment during the last 12 consecutive billing cycles. If applying online, the deposit will be billed to your account unless the letter of reference is received. The letter of reference may be faxed to 281-275-2769. Please include on the letter of reference the new service address.

Trash Collection & Recycling
Solid waste and recycling services are provided by the City of Sugar Land through their contractor Republic Services.

Service begins automatically when you initiate water service. The city provides each household with garbage and recycle carts. If you need a different cart size or additional carts, please contact Republic Services at 713-726-7307 or solidwaste@sugarlandtx.gov. The carts have serial numbers and are assigned to the residence. If you move, do not take the carts with you.

Effective November, 2023, garbage is collected on Tuesday & Friday utilizing the city-provided grey cart. Recycling and green waste are collected on Tuesday utilizing the city-provided green cart. Bulky waste items are collected once a month. You can schedule an additional pick-up online at www.republicservices.com/municipality/sugar-land-tx or via email at sugarland@republicservices.com or by calling 713-726-7307.

If a pick-up day falls on one of three observed holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s), pick-up occurs on the following day. More information can be found in the Public Works Department section of the City of Sugar Land website at www.sugarlandtx.gov/solidwaste.

Mosquito Control

The City’s "One-Two" Punch for Mosquito Control

The Street/Drainage Division approaches mosquito control with a "one-two" punch. Utilizing both larvacide and spraying combines for the most efficient mosquito control.

The City’s larvacide program is our best defense against mosquitoes. The Environmental Protection Agency-approved Altosid briquets are used in treating open ditches within the rights-of-way and storm sewer system; these are areas of standing water that are breeding grounds for mosquitoes. The Altosid briquets are effective for 30 days - providing that we do not receive heavy rains which wash away the chemical from the targeted application area. The larvacide application kills the mosquito larvae. The application of the larvacide is performed under the supervision of the City’s Certified Pesticide Applicators License; the applications begin in the spring and run into the fall.

In Sugar Land, there are two fairly distinct targeted areas: north of U.S. 90A, larvacide is placed in open ditches known to hold water; south of U.S. 90A, areas around levees are targeted for larvacide. The map indicates the larvacide treatment areas.

The second part of the "one-two" punch is the application of the EPA-approved Scourge which is effective for approximately 30 minutes and for a distance of up to 300 feet from the street, depending upon weather conditions. The vehicle-mounted units spray the street rights-of-way throughout the entire City to help reduce the adult mosquito population. The application of the Scourge aerosol is administered by the City’s licensed contractor.

Home and business owners can contribute enormously to “knocking out” mosquitoes by following the suggestions below.

Tips for Dealing with Mosquitos

• Dump water from flowerpots, tires, birdbaths and plastic swimming pools
• Clean gutters of debris and standing water
• Repair leaky plumbing and outside faucets
• Stock ornamental ponds with mosquito-eating fish
• Don’t wash lawn clippings into storm sewers
• Drain water from tree holes and stumps or fill them with mortar

Mosquito Facts

• All mosquitoes must have water to develop
• Most prefer slow-moving or stagnant water in which to lay their eggs
• One tablespoon of water will breed over 200 mosquitoes
• During warm weather, mosquitoes can complete their life cycle in 4 days
• Only the female mosquito bites because she needs a blood meal to produce viable eggs
• The itching of the mosquito "bite" is caused by a small amount of saliva that the female injects to prevent the blood from clotting

Mosquito Spraying Schedule

During mosquito season, the City receives weekly sprayings on Fridays. Spraying will start each evening at approximately 9 p.m. The schedule will be completed as indicated, conditions permitting.

In addition to mosquito spraying, the City treats drainage ditches and the storm sewer system (areas of standing water) with Environmental Protection Agency-approved Altosid briquets. This is the most effective approach in reducing the mosquito population by killing the mosquito larvae before it has the opportunity to become an adult.

West Nile Virus is a mosquito-borne virus. The elderly and small children are at a higher risk for disease caused by WNV. Avoid outside activity at dusk and dawn during mosquito season (May to October). Wear protective clothing. Make sure that door and window screens fit tightly. Drain all standing water. Make sure roof gutters drain properly; clean clogged gutters.

Additional information on West Nile Virus can be found on the Texas Department of Health Web site. Residents can also call the Public Works Department at 281-275-2450 or Animal Control at 281-275-2596.

Location Maps: Click here

Water Irrigation System Evaluation - FREE from Sugar Land
The W.I.S.E. Guys Program is a limited pilot program of 100 evaluations designed to increase the efficiency of your irrigation system and possibly lower your monthly water bill. The city has contracted with Water Irrigation System Evaluations (W.I.S.E. Guys) to provide Sugar Land residents with a comprehensive evaluation of your irrigation system, at no cost to you. 

The program sends licensed irrigators to evaluate existing residential irrigation systems and make recommendations for improvement to the performance of the system and to the scheduling of the controller to reduce unnecessary water waste.

 For more information or to register, click here.