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The Fort Bend County Clerk's Office opened the Sugar Land Annex on June 24, bringing a closer location for area residents. The closest location prior was the Missouri City Annex. (Courtesy of the Fort Bend County Clerk's Office)

Fort Bend County Clerk’s Office opens Sugar Land Annex

By Aubrey Vogel

The Fort Bend County Clerk’s Office opened the Sugar Land Annex in June to more efficiently provide services to Sugar Land residents.

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