News Flash

Mandatory Face Mask Order

On Thursday, July 2, Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order requiring all Texans residing in counties with more than 20 cases to wear a face mask while in a commercial space or public buildings or when in an outdoor setting that does not allow for...

City Pools Closed and All Camps and Rec Programs Canceled

Effective July 1, all recreational programming at the Hometown Heroes Building along with the City’s summer camp program have been suspended for 2 weeks due to a patron testing positive for COVID.  All campers and rec members are curren...

City Cancels July 3 Fireworks and July 4 Citizen Appreciation Day Events

Based on the June 26 executive order issued by the governor which limits outdoor gatherings of 100 people or more, League City is canceling the July 3 Fireworks Extravaganza and the July 4 Citizen Appreciation Day Caravan. Stay tuned for more details abou...

Fire Marshal's Office to Patrol for Fireworks over Holiday

The League City Fire Marshal’s Office would like to remind the residents and visitors of League City that it is unlawful to discharge or possess opened fireworks within the city limits of League City. Per the City Ordnance a firework is defined ...

Holiday Hours and Closures

The City of League City will be having modified hours July 3-5 so City employees can enjoy the Independence Day Holiday with their families.

Thursday, July 2

• City Hall, the City Hall Annex, and the Municipal Courts will close at 12:30 p.m.
• The Helen Hall Lib...

Status Update on Drainage and Traffic Projects Included in the 2019 Bond

On Tuesday, June 30, League City staff hosted a Virtual Town Hall meeting to update the status of the projects in the 2019 Bond Program. The majority of the projects are under design, with one already under construction, two to begin this fall, and half a...

Water Late Fees and Shutoffs to Resume July 1

Starting July 1, League City will resume the collection of late fees on utility bill payments and will resume the cutoff of service for non-payment. Those residential customers who have not worked out a payment plan with the City or have not reached out f...

Taskforce Issues Recommendations to Decrease Spread of COVID

The Galveston County Health Department along with Judge Mark Henry and elected leaders in cities throughout the county, including League City Mayor Pat Hallisey, have expressed concern about the rapid growth of COVID-19 cases in our area. In order to decr...

2020 Drinking Water Quality Report

This 2020 Drinking Water Quality Report (PDF) is intended to provide you with important information about your drinking water and the efforts made by the City of League City’s water system to provide safe drinking water. You will also find infor...

New Procedures for Helen Hall Library

Due to COVID-19 exposure among library staff members, the Helen Hall library is implementing revised hours, capacity, and protocols.  The include requiring patrons to wear masks and have their temperature checked before entering the building. Ple...

Kayak Day on the Clear Creek Paddle Trail

On Friday, July 17, League City is partnering with the Kayak Shack to offer kayak and paddle board rentals launching from Heritage Park from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rentals are available from 1 to 3 hours, depending how long you want to explore the Clear Creek P...

Citizens Encouraged to Review Project Applications for Use of Harvey Grant Money

The City of League City has been allocated Community Development Block Grant- Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds as a result of the devastating effects of Hurricane Harvey.  The Texas General Land Office (GLO) directed the local Councils of Govern...