Given a finitely generated group G, the Sigma invariants of G consist of geometrically defined subsets Sigma^k(G) of the set S(G) of all characters chi: G -> R of G. These invariants where introduced independently by Bieri-Strebel and Neumann for k=1 and generalized by Bieri-Renz to the general case in the late 80's in order to determine the finiteness properties of all subgroups H of G that contain the commutator subgroup [G,G]. In this talk we determine the Sigma invariants of certain S-arithmetic subgroups of Borelgroups in Chevalley groups. In particular we will determine the finiteness properties of every subgroup G of the group of upper triangular matrices B_n(Z[1/p]) < SL_n(Z[1/p]) that contains the group U_n(Z[1/p]) of unipotent matrices where p is any sufficiently large prime number.