Four rates. One receipt.
A Sugar Land property can be taxed by the city, the county, Fort Bend ISD, and the drainage district. MUD and ESD rates vary by address. These are the published rates and the official source for each.
Tax year 2026 rates.
Per $100 of taxable value. This page does not estimate your appraisal value.
| Taxing unit | Rate per $100 | Adopted by | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| City of Sugar Land | 0.371116 | Sugar Land City Council | City release |
| Fort Bend County | 0.407000 | Fort Bend County Commissioners Court | County budget |
| Fort Bend ISD | 0.996900 | Fort Bend ISD Board of Trustees | FBISD rate |
| Fort Bend County Drainage District | 0.010000 | Drainage District | County budget |
The city rate is the adopted FY2027 rate. The county rate is from the county's FY2027 adopted budget book. The ISD rate is the district's adopted 2026 rate. The drainage rate is from the appraisal district's tax-rate table. MUD/ESD rates are not included.
What the median homestead pays.
The City's own example uses a $369,495 taxable value. This receipt adds the county, ISD, and drainage rates.
Notes on the estimate
Which election sets which rate.
Each taxing unit adopts its own rate.
City
Sugar Land City Council adopts the city budget and rate. Districts 1–4 are on the next city ballot.
City election hub →County, ISD, drainage
Commissioners Court sets the county rate; the FBISD Board sets the ISD rate; drainage district governance sets its rate.
County records →