Galentine's Day Picnic Brunch

Calling All Dog-Loving Besties! (And Parks & Rec Fans!)

We’re having a Galentine's Day Picnic Brunch just for you!

"What is Galentine's Day? Oh, it's only the best day of the year. It’s a day for our lady friends to leave their husbands and boyfrie...

50% OFF Dog Adoptions!

ALL Dog Adoptions 50% Off Happening Now!

League City Animal Care remains in CRITICAL capacity and needs help from our community immediately to help us reduce our numbers. We currently have filled 130% of our capacity for kennel space for canines. What does...

Join our team!

JOIN OUR TEAM OF LIFESAVERS.

League City Animal Care is here to serve our community and provide a safe and nurturing environment for each animal that comes through our doors.

Now Hiring: Animal Protection Officer (Full Time) & Animal Care Technician (Pa...

Capacity Update

League City Animal Care Stats

Week of 1/22/2023 - 1/28/2023

These statistics provide a snapshot of animals moving in and out of League City Animal Care during a given time frame.

Want to see last month's statistics? Check them out here.

LCAC is far BEYOND cri...

Lost a Pet?

We understand that losing a pet can be stressful and scary!

We're making it even easier to search for your missing furry family member on our Stray Pet Listings page which lists all pets currently on a Stray Hold at League City Animal Care. If you...

Rehoming Resources

We’re Here to Help

We have several programs in place designed to help you keep your pet instead of surrendering them to a shelter. We believe that no one should have to rehome or surrender a pet that they love dearly because of financial hardship...

December Statistics

League City Animal Care Stats

Month of December 2022

These statistics provide a snapshot of animals moving in and out of League City Animal Care during a given time frame.

Join Our Team of Foster Superheroes!

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...

Adopt a Pet!

Find a current listing of available cats and dogs by viewing our Available Cats & Dogs page. For more information on adopting a pet, click on our Adopt page.

EMS Division Hiring Notice

We're hiring full-time Paramedics. 

• $21.82 - $27.91
• 1 On/ 1 Off/ 1 On/ 5 days off shift matrix
• 4 MICU ambulances 24/7
• 8,000+ responses annually
• Leading Edge Protocols
• High-Quality Equipment
• Growth Opportunites

Please visit the City of League Cit...

Brother and Sister Duo Receive Silver Life Saving Award

 Last year on April 2^nd Paramedics Freddy Monzon and Lizbeth Cortez cared for a motorcycle accident victim. The 26-year-old male suffered a severely fractured pelvis that lacerated an artery in his hip. The created a “pelvic binder&...

Home Fire Pit Safety

Home fire pit mishaps can cause serios injuries. With a few safety tips you can help keep your family safe.

• Keep children and pets at least three fet away from the fire
• Keep a fire extinguisher, garden hose, or bucket near by
• Avoid using soft wood like pine ...

Heating Safety Tips

Portable space heaters are often used to heat rooms and homes. They can cause fires, severe injuries, and death if not used properly. If using a portable heater, remember these important safety tips:

• Keep heaters at least 3 feet from anything that can bu...

Apply to Become a Volunteer Firefighter

If you’re interested in a rewarding and challenging adventure with the League City Volunteer Fire Department, now is the time to act. The January 2023 fire academy application deadline has closed, however, you can still apply for the fall 2023 a...

League City Continues to Help Deer Park with Tornado Cleanup

League City Continues to Help Deer Park with Tornado Cleanup

Deer Park resident sends heartfelt message of gratitude

On January 24, an EF3 tornado swept through several Bay Area Houston communities, leaving a path of destruction in its wake. Immediately fol...

Volunteers Needed for Clear Creek Cleanup on February 11

25^th Anniversary of the Clear Creek Cleanup

This February 11 marks the 25th anniversary of the Clear Creek Cleanup. The first Cleanup was held in 1998, and two years later the Clear Creek Environmental Foundation (CCEF) was formed. The goal of CCEF is to p...

Fishing Extravaganza Registration Opens February 1

Fishing Extravaganza Registration Opens February 1

Join us for this unique fishing experience at our League City Walker Pool! We fill the pool with catfish, and you bring your family to catch them. Bring your fishing poles, bait, cooler, and maybe a towel ...

State of the City Event Focused on Goals for League City's Future

State of the City Recap & Annual Report

The League City Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual State of the City event at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center the morning of Friday, January 27. A pre-recorded Q & A with League City Mayor Nick ...

League City Responds to Deer Park Tornado

League City Responds to Deer Park Tornado

This week, the City of League City assisted the Cities of Deer Park and Pasadena in the aftermath of the EF-3 tornado that impacted their communities on Tuesday afternoon. The Office of Emergency Management organiz...

Submissions Being Accepted For Latest City Gallery Exhibit

League City’s next exhibit at the public art gallery located in the lobby of the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center will feature photography, specifically photos taken in League City. Photographers of all ages are encouraged to submit framed prints of any size t...

City Manager's Week in Review for Jan.30-Feb. 3, 2023

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 information hub.&n...

Library Happenings

Next Week's Events

Antiques Roundtable

Monday, February 6 from 1 to 3 p.m., for ages 18+This program series features antiques-themed topics. Join us and bring objects to share and ideas for future discussions!

Love Is All You Need!

Tuesday, February 7 from 6 ...

Myths & Tales

Explore the legendary, mystical worlds of mythology and folktales! Make friends, learn new things, and have fun. This program is hosted by a Teen Advisory Board member. For ages 12 to 18.

Building a Financial Foundation

On Wednesday, February 8, Wellby Financial will be here at the library to discuss financial planning. There will be additional dates of March 8, April 12, and May 10. Please come join us! This program is for adults and takes place from 7 to 8 p.m.

Healing Your Love Workshop

Our next workshop, part of the Managing Your Crazy Self series, will be Healing Your Love on Saturday, February 25 from noon to 4 p.m. Learn strategies to improve your relationships! Core concepts from our first workshop will be discussed, along with ways...

Get Caught Reading... Autobiography & Memoir

Explore the life of another with one of these new memoirs.

Cursive Writing

Learn to master your penmanship or pick up a new writing style! Register by calling 281-554-1105. Class size is limited. For ages 16+ This series is held on Saturdays from February 4 through March 11 from 2 to 4 p.m.

Parks and Recreation Week in Review

Upcoming Events

Astronomy in the Park 

February 4, 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Rustic Oaks Park.  Free event, no registration required.

Kids Night at the Rec

February 10, 5 to 9 p.m. 6 to 12 years.Registration required, the fee is $15 for Lea...

Spring Swim Lessons

Spring Youth Swim Lessons 

This Spring we will be offering Beginner, Intermediate, and Advance swim lessons. Lessons will be held at Hometown Heroes Pool. Classes are 30 minutes.

Dates: Monday and Wednesday

• April 24 to May 17

Times: 6:15 p.m. and 7 ...

Fishing Extravaganza

Join us for this unique fishing experience at our League City Walker Pool! We will fill the pool with catfish, you bring the family to catch them. Bring your fishing poles, bait, cooler, and maybe a towel or blanket to keep warm and dry. Cane fishing pole...

Nature Classes with Kristine

Birds, Bats & Beyond!

Join Kristine Rivers of Birding for Fun in this interactive series about Texas wildlife, with fun facts, photos, puzzles, arts and crafts, and other activities. We’ll study a different animal each week! classes will take...

Nature with Kristine

Connect with nature through activities such as arts and crafts, games, and scavenger hunts! No registration required and free to the public. Classes are led by Kristine Rivers a nature enthusiast, avid birder, and owner of Birding for Fun, a program that ...

NEW CLASSES

The Community Center will be hosting some new classes this Spring! Registration for these classes opens January 11 for League City residents and January 28 for non-residents. We are excited to bring these classes to the community.

How Tea is Made

Class Dat...

Adult Volleyball League

Join us this Spring for our first co-ed Adult Volleyball League! Registration can be done in person or by visiting our online registration site. For questions, contact us at 281-554-1180.

League Season: March 6 to May 20

Ages: 18 and olde...

Online Inspection Request

Submit an online inspection request.

Code Violation of the Week: Junk Vehicles

To ensure and maintain a clean, safe, and aesthetically pleasing environment for all of our residents, the City of League City enforces code violations. This week we are highlighting a common violation: Junk vehicles. These can be motor vehicles or waterc...

Permitting

Visit our permits page.

Report a Concern

Use Citizen Request Tracker to notify us about a general concern. Visitors can also log in to check on the progress of existing requests.

GIS Mapping

Visit our maps page.

LCPD Blood Drive

LCPD Blood Drive will be held Monday, February 20th. It takes one hour to give blood. And one blood donation saves many lives. There are 168 hours a week. Taking one of those hours to donate blood can change someone's world! Sign-up>>>&a...

LCPD Guardian Program

The Guardian Program was implemented by the League City Police Department in order to assist us during encounters with members of the community having special needs including persons who are non-verbal or affected by: Autism, Alzheimer's, Dementi...

LCPD Annual Golf Tournament

LCPD Police Officer Entrance Exam Results

Now Hiring Telecommunicators

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...

Community Outreach Programs

Learn more about our outreach programs.

Victim Services

Visit our Crime Victim Services page.

Animal Services

Visit our Animal Services page.

Public Works' Week in Review for February 2, 2023

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...

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-water use toilets with new low-flo...

Public Works First Responders

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...

Tour Our Wastewater Treatment Plants

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 the wastewat...

League City Now a Member of the WAZE Network

League City partnered with the GPS navigation software application, Waze, to better inform residents about construction, congestion, and street closures throughout the City.

As part of the collaboration, League City’s Traffic Department will have:

• 24-hour, ...

Water Smart: Conserving a Precious Resource

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...

PHOTOS: Eastside Bark Park Now Open!

PHOTOS: Eastside Bark Park Now Open!

The Grand Opening of the eastside Bark Park at Hometown Heroes was held on Saturday, January 28 and dozens of dogs (and their owners) showed up to try out the new amenities. Watch a video montage of the event here.

Furry...

Rustic Oaks Park Trail Closed for Construction

Rustic Oaks Park Trail Closed for Construction

The trail around the pond at Rustic Oaks Park, located at 5101 Orange Blossom Ct., has been closed for construction. The Parks Department is replacing the two wooden overlooks along the water with a new compos...

Animal Shelter Over Capacity

The League City Animal Care and Adoption Center is over capacity. Adopt a dog or cat today by viewing the current listing of Available Cats and Dogs.

League City Animal Care has proudly maintained a "no-kill" status since 2017 through the support...

Grissom Road Traffic Pattern Switch to begin January 24

TxDOT closures on I-45 and FM 518 starting January 24 to Feb 8

Major Nightly Closures on I-45 & FM 518 Starting January 24 

Crews are beginning construction on the I-45 bridge over Clear Creek, which will require some temporary lane closures. Nightly total closures of the main southbound lanes of I-45&...

Value Line: Investment Research at Your Fingertips

Your Library now offers Value Line online.

Are you new to investing? Are you an investor but looking for new opportunities? Get access to expert analysis and research on companies, industries, markets, and economies.

Value Line has the tools to help you eva...

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We are open on Sundays!

Helen Hall Library is open on Sundays, which offers some flexibility for those with busy work weeks. It's a shorter amount of time (1 to 5 p.m.), but just right for finding that perfect book or movie or getting some projects done. Join us this Sunday!

Your Library is Fine-Free!

Bark Park Hours and Rules

Open Gym Schedule

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...

Program/Class Proposal

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...

Winter/Spring Brochure Now Available!

The Winter/Spring 2023 brochure is now available in person or can be viewed online. We have multiple new classes coming this Spring from Adult Classes to Workshops! Registration starts for some classes starts as early as December 7 for League City residen...

Walk for Wellness

The Walk for Wellness is hosted by the Friends of League City Seniors Foundation with all proceeds benefiting the League City Seniors Program. All participants must be registered. Adults accompanying children on the race course must also be registered. Ra...

Activity Resource Page

Looking for fun and creative activities, check out these virtual tours and resources. While we miss seeing you on a daily basis, it is our goal to bring resources right to you and your families. We will be adding to our Virtual Rec Center weekly, so make ...

Guess the Park

Can you guess what park we are at? 

Scroll down for the answers......

#1: Bark Park at Countryside

#2: League Park

#3: Heritage Park

#4: Ghirardi Family WaterSmart Park 

#5: Rustic Oaks Park

#6: Helen’s Garden

#7: Sportsplex

#8: Dr. Ned & Fay...

Challenges and Scavenger Hunts

See what challenges we have and check out some cool scavenger hunts

Crossword Puzzles and Word Scrambles

Test your park and recreation knowledge with our word scrambles and crossword puzzles. 

Read on...

Guitar Lessons with Niko

Yoga with Elisangela

Learn new yoga techniques with yoga instructor Elisangela. Check out the video below. 

Read on...

Mini Chefs At Home Series

Learn how to bake oatmeal chocolate chip cookies!

Learn how to make egg salad

Learn how to make stew

GO Bond Prop A - Flood Protection and Drainage Update

This February update 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 21 projec...

CIP Water & Wastewater Update

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...

GO Bond Prop B - Streets Roadways and Mobility

This update highlights progress on the 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 Lane...

Submit Your Comments & Concerns

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.