Assistance with an Animal & Calls for Service
Our Animal Protection Officers are here to serve our community. Officers respond to service calls in the community, ranging from loose pets to pet welfare checks.
The Animal Protection Offic…
League City Animal Care is Here to Help
We have several programs in place designed to help you keep your pet instead of surrendering it to a shelter. We believe that no one should have to rehome or surrender a pet that they love dearly because of financial…
Our foster caregivers save hundreds of lives each year by opening their homes and hearts to help our shelter animals. We are always in need of more foster caregivers and volunteers to assist with our foster program! We often hear that people are…
The Ballpark at League City is more than just a sporting venue, it also offers a unique setting for special events for up to 800 guests.
We can transform any part of our beautiful facility into an ideal backdrop for your event. Whether it’s a company softb…
In February 2024, the City of League City took over the day-to-day operations of The Ballpark at League City. In addition to making upgrades and improvements to the multi-use sportsplex, staff launched a marketing and business development campaign to expa…
The League City Planning Department is excited about the upcoming launch of its Citizen Self-Service (CSS) Portal for online plan submittals. This new system will streamline the application process, improve efficiency, and enhance communication b…
Reporting on the progress of a plan is often most neglected, however is the most important. Envisio is an online product that creates a community scorecard that allows staff to not only track the plan’s implementation progress, but also make it visible to…
Bright and cheery inside, Boba Mama offers up classic boba teas, milk tea, smoothies, lemonades, and coffee along with homemade ice cream, pastries, and other Asian snacks. For more Asian-inspired cuisine, check out Sushi Moshi. Enjoy a hibachi lunch or s…
Every quarter, the Development Services Department publishes for patrons a newsletter providing updates, celebrating development, and educating patrons regarding policies and processes.
Subscribe to the “Development T…
At the beginning of the year, citizens, contractors, tradespeople, builders, developers, engineers, commercial and residential real estate professionals, and other stakeholders accepted an invitation to participate in the City’s first customer-based strat…
Submit an online inspection request via our permit portal.
Contact information for the resident/company representative must be included in the inspection comments in order for it to be scheduled.
Any request received after 3 p.m. will be inspected on the 2n…
Find information about permit applications, fees, and installation guidelines and requirements by visiting our permits page.
All permit application submittals should be made through the Online Permit Portal.
Use Citizen Request Tracker to notify us about a general concern. Visitors can also log in to check on the progress of existing requests.
Need help locating city facilities? What about a park or trail to enjoy? Visit our maps page.
Keeping our homes—and our city—clean and safe starts with smart disposal of household medical waste and used sharps. Here’s how you can do your part.
What NOT to toss loosely:
From bandages, gloves, cotton swabs, and tissues to…
Grilling is one of the most popular ways to cook food, but a grill placed too close to anything that can burn is a fire hazard.
If you’re interested in a rewarding and challenging adventure with the League City Volunteer Fire Department, now is the time to act. We are now accepting applications for the Spring 2026A academy, which will begin in January of 2026. The deadli…
- Competitive Pay for all positions.
- Starting EMT: $19.52
- Starting AEMT: $21.65
- Starting EMTP: $25.95
- Full-Time Positions Available
- 4 MICU Ambulances 24/7, 1 Peak 9a-9p
- 8,000+ Responses Annually
- High-Quality Equipment & …
The 2025 Galveston County Disaster Guides are available. If you have any questions, please call the Galveston County Office of Emergency Management at (281) 309-5002.
Below are links to digital copies:
2024 Galveston County Disaster Guide
2024 Galveston Coun…
Community Blood Drive August 12
We are on a mission in 2025 to collect enough donations at our monthly blood drives to save 1,000 lives. After our July blood drive, we collected enough donations to save 588 lives—that means we are on track to reach our goa…
August Events & Reminders List
Near the beginning of each month, the City shares an Events & Reminders list on Facebook to help residents conveniently keep track of programs, events, and important dates. It is not a complete list of all City progra…
Vendors Needed for Fall & Winter Markets
League City has two annual markets coming up and we are looking for vendors to participate in both.
The League City Harvest Festival is an annual tradition at League Park with activitie…
New LCPD Business District Unit Aims to Reduce Property Crime
This week, the League City Police Department announced the formation of a specialized unit focused on reducing property crimes affecting retail businesses along the interstate corridor. This pro…
Volunteer with the City of League City
If you're looking for a way to give back to your community, the City of League City has a variety of volunteer opportunities for residents of all ages, interests, and skill levels. Keep in mind that some role…
Our hearts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and the survivors of the devastating flooding that occurred in Central Texas on July 4. League City has not been asked to provide any manpower to aid in the recovery efforts, but members of our …
West League City Parkway Mobility Project
If you’ve driven along League City Parkway just west of I-45, you’ve recently seen construction crews and barricades between the intersections of Calder and Butler Roads. The construction work is part of a traffic …
Phase 2 of Regional Flood Mitigation Project Set to Begin
Go Back to School with Citizen Police Academy and Citizen University
As League City’s kids are preparing to return to school soon, adults also have several learning opportunities here with the City of League City.
Beginning A…
League City’s proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget document will be reviewed and discussed by City Council during three work sessions in July and August. See the dates below. The work sessions are open to the public, including time designated on eac…
League City has recently improved our online Utility Billing Portal to make the utility payment process much easier for our utility customers. In addition to a new look and feel, the redesigned online portal is more user-friendly and requires fewer steps …
Our Fall “Beyond the Oaks” Parks & Recreation guide is now available. Registration for programs can be done online or in person at Hometown Heroes Park or the Community Center.
Registration for our programs c…
Every week, our City Manager collaborates with all City departments to round up the top stories you need to know. From traffic and drainage project updates to events and announcements, the City Manager's Week in Review is your go-to info…
Helen Hall Library is now offering the option to keep track of the materials you check out! For all those times you struggle to remember what you’ve already read, here is a way to keep a running list. Library staff can show you how to opt in. If…
Friday, August 1 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.; for ages 18+Broaden your horizons – and your watchlist! Bring your friends or have a date night without breaking the bank. Feel free to bring your favorite snack…
Join us on August 5 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. For ages 12 to 18.
Take your writing to the next level! This feedback-focused group is for teens serious about refining their works in progress, developing creative ideas, and working toward publication. Be prepared …
Part of our Crafting Cultures program series, on August 7 we’ll turn our creativity to paper! Discover what types of sculptures you can make. This program will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. and is for all ages.
Join us for stories, songs, yoga poses, and breathing exercises that support body awareness, flexibility, and coordination. Please bring a towel or yoga mat with you. For ages 3 to 5 years.
Join Helen Hall Library on August 9 as we welcome the Galveston Youth Ensemble for a Spectacular Afternoon of Music! This program is hosted by the Dickinson Music Enrichment Center and will take place from 1 to 3 p.m. It’s for all ages, so don’t miss it!
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Registration Information
Registration for our programs can be done online or in person at Hometown Heroes Park or Community Center. To register online, an account is needed. Accounts can be created online or in person. To create an accoun…
Our open gym schedule is published every Tuesday afternoon for the next 7 days. Open Gym does require a membership or daily drop-in fee. Please note that this schedule is subject to change. For the most up to date information, please contact the front des…
The League City Parks & Recreation department is always looking for new and interesting classes to add to our program offering. If you are interested in teaching class, please complete our online Program Proposal Form. After review, a program coordina…
Upcoming Events
Sign Up for Text Alerts
Stay in the Know with League City Parks & Rec! Sign up for text alerts and never miss a fun event, league, or park happening again!Fast. Free. Easy. Let’s play, connect, and celebrate our community&m…
Our Harvest Festival is an annual tradition in League City. Want to be a vendor at the event? Registration will open August 6 at 8 a.m. for vendors. The vendor booth space is 10 by 10 feet. Vendor must provide any tables, chairs, tents, etc. that you want…
We’re still looking for a few incredible hearts to step up as coaches for our youth sports teams: Soccer 6U & 12U | Flag Football 12U.
If you love the game and care about making a difference, this is your chance to help shape young athletes—not just in…
Each promotional examination is open to each police officer who for at least two years immediately before the examination date has continuously held a position in the classification that is immediately below, in salary, the classification for which the ex…
Civil Service Entry Level Exam – January 25, 2025
Civil Service Entry Level Exam – January 25, 2025
Are you looking for a new exciting and personally fulfilling career? The League City Police Department is looking to hire dedicated individuals looking to make a difference in people’s lives behind the scenes as a telecommunicator. Telecommunica…
The League City Police Department is involved in the community in a variety of ways. Officers provide safety presentations to seniors, businesses, homeowners’ associations, and youth groups. Learn more about our outreach programs.
Crime can impact anyone, anywhere. Families and children are particularly vulnerable. Get information about our Victim Advocate Program, find resources, and get the assistance you need.
Visit our Crime Victim Services page.
Whether you're looking for assistance with an animal control issue or wanting to adopt a new furry family member, learn about the services offered through the Animal Care division of the League City Police Department.
Visit our Animal Care page.
This update for July 2025 highlights progress on the Proposition A Flood Protection and Drainage Improvements from the 2019 GO Bond. In May 2019 voters approved general obligation bonds allocating $73 million for 21 drainage projects. The bulk of…
The Project Management group works in conjunction with Public Works and Engineering to design and construct improvements to the existing water and wastewater supply, distribution and collections systems as well as creating new supply and distribution infr…
This update highlights progress on Proposition B Streets, Roadways and Mobility Improvements from the 2019 GO Bond. In May 2019 voters approved general obligation bonds allocating $72 million for 10 traffic and mobility projects. Projects include…
Did you know that League City has 15 City Parks, 2 Dog Parks and 24 miles of Hike & Bike Trails? There is also a host of other amenities available to our citizens such as paddle trails, granite walking/running trails and a mountain bike course.
The Pro…
Lower Clear Creek and Dickinson Bayou Regional Drainage Solutions
In mid-2021 a phase 1 study regarding regional flood mitigation along both Clear Creek and Dickinson Bayou was completed. This initial study focused on riverine flooding specifically, and wa…
Fill out the Project Comments & Concerns Form to have the City address any comments, concerns, questions, or suggestions on any current capital improvement project within the City.
The Public Works Department is made up of various sub-departments including Fleet, Line Repair, Streets/Stormwater and Traffic, Wastewater, and Water. Each week, over 100 employees are responsible for the maintenance, monitoring, and improvement of existi…
Mosquito Control Practices
The City of League City uses a variety of tools to help reduce the mosquito population in our area, especially during high-season periods, which generally run from April to December. In partnership with League City, the Galveston…
Low-Flow Toilet Rebate Program
The League City Public Works Department is launching its annual Low Flow Toilet Rebate program, aimed at promoting water conservation in the community. This program gives property owners a rebate for replacing their high-wate…
In 2017, the American Public Works Association approved the adoption of the “Public Works First Responder” symbol to identify public works personnel and acknowledge their federally-mandated role as first responders.The true value and need for Le…
Water is an essential resource for our homes, businesses, and community. If you save water, you save money and energy, and you help save the environment. Find out how you can make small changes that have a big impact.Learn more about using water efficient…
Have a school group, club, organization, or association that would like to take a tour of League City’s wastewater treatment plants? The Wastewater Department organizes tours for various groups throughout the year, so they can learn all about th…
League City partnered with the GPS navigation software application, Waze, to better inform residents about construction, congestion, and street closures throughout the City.
City of League City
300 W Walker
League City, TX 77573
Phone: 281-554-1000
