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Click here to view a quick reminder from LCPD concerning the red light cameras!
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The 4B Public Meeting for the Draft Master Trails Plan has been rescheduled from November 2nd to December 7th. The Planning and Zoning Board Board/Parks Board joint meeting on the Master Trails Plan has been rescheduled from November 9th to December 14th
Mayor Randall recently attended a meeting to gather information and help for League City residents still living in Ike damaged homes. During the meeting, Mayor Randall found that FEMA has provided Recovery for Ike Survivors Enterprise, operated by Lutheran Social Services, $24.3 million to hire case managers from six local charities. These case managers are seeking people who need help repairing or rebuilding their homes, buying new appliances, paying their rent or seeking treatment for mental or physical health problems. If you need help with home repairs, furniture/appliance replacements, treatment for mental/physical distress call 281-578-8594 or 409-643-8260
NOTICE: Red Light Cameras are not handled in the Municipal Court.
NOTICE: Red Light Cameras are not handled in the Municipal Court. Please contact the Safelight League City Photo Enforcement Program Customer Service Call Center Toll-free at 1-877-847-2338 Monday-Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (MST).
League City is one of the most rapidly growing communities in the Houston-Galveston region. Unfortunately, growing pains have resulted in congestion and mobility problems for League City. As a first step toward finding solutions, the City has undertaken the development of a Master Mobility Plan. A website is now available online where you can find out about the mobility planning process, access materials to be presented at upcoming meetings, fill out an online survey, and offer other comments. The website address is www.LeagueCityMobility.com. [Additional info...]
In an effort to increase communications with neighborhoods, the City would like to create a database of the Homeowners and Neighborhood Associations within the City of League City. Please send the name of your HOA, a description of the boundaries of the HOA, and the contact name, address, phone and e-mail to lholmes@leaguecity.com. You may also send a FAX to 281-554-1082.
Proceeds from calendar sales will go directly to the LCVFD Relief Fund providing financial assistance to fire fighters injured in the line of duty. League City FD is comprised of approximately 150 volunteers. When injured fighting fires, these men and women must take time off from their paid jobs to recover from their injuries, at times resulting in a loss of income for the fire fighter and his or her family. The Relief Fund will assist the injured fire fighter alleviating financial concerns so he or she and focus on healing. [Ordering info...]
Click here to view a quick reminder from LCPD concerning the red light cameras!
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The League City Police Department would like to inform residents of an increased number of vehicle vandalism incidents. Victims report their vehicles were egged, had windows smashed or slashed tires. The offenses are spread across the city, however most are concentrated on the west side of town. The investigation has led to several suspects, most are juveniles. There appears to be no connection between all of the events and the remaining unsolved cases, which leads to the belief that multiple groups are offending. League City residents are encouraged to report suspicious events in their neighborhoods, such as unsupervised juveniles walking at night or sounds of breaking glass. Anyone with information about these events should contact the League City Police Department at 281-338-8210.
Advanced Citizen's Police Academy The advanced citizen's police academy will be held this spring beginning January 20th, 2010. Most classes will be held on a Wednesday night at the Civic Center from 6 p.m.-9:30 p.m. The classes will not be held the second week of the month so as not to interfere with the regularly scheduled Alumni meetings. You must be a member in good standing of the League City Police Officer's Alumni Association. The courses are designed as a specialized look into law enforcement duties as well as give the participants training/certifications they can use to further their involvement with the League City Police Department. Courses include: " 1/20/09 Alumni Program Development- (Where can you plug in? Future projects) " 1/27/09 CPR certification " 2/03/09 Citizens On Patrol certification " 2/17/09 Crime Scene Search " 2/27/09 Building Search with practicals The class is limited to (30) thirty participants. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009 by phone or email (email is preferred). You must provide an email address at time of registration. Preference will be given to Alumni who have demonstrated a commitment to the Alumni Association through active participation and attendance of Alumni meetings, as well as, those who have never attended the Advanced CPA. I will send out an email once registration has been processed that will list the participants. For those who are interested, special certifications will be offered in the spring for future Alumni sub-committees to be developed over the next few months. More information will be available after January 1st, 2010. Contact the Advanced CPA coordinator: Officer Reagan Peña, at 281-338-4176 or Reagan.pena@lcpd.com. [Additional info...]
The Blue Santa Program is coordinated by the League City Police Department and League City Citizen’s Police Academy Alumni Association. It takes the involvement of other city departments, local businesses, and citizen’s to make the program the success that it is today. The Blue Santa program is run strictly on monetary, toy, and bike donations from the community. The purpose of the Blue Santa Program is to provide toys to League City children whose families may not otherwise be able to provide for them at Christmas. League City citizens are required to register at the police department and show proof of residency in League City. Each year the event begins with donations of NEW toys from schools, citizens, and businesses. The toys are then wrapped and ready to be delivered to eager children at the Christmas Party which is held at the Civic Center. The Christmas party offers family pictures with Santa and gifts for registered participants. In 2008, the League City Blue Santa program provided 410 children with presents this year. Over 145 families registered for the event and each family received a Kroger gift card along with toys for the children. We gave out a record number of 95 bikes thanks to local businesses. We want to say thanks to Houston Community Management, Poseidon Pools, Little Automotive, ‘Cedes, Shipley’s Donuts, Ray Skains SR Signs, League City Evening Lions Club, Kemah Wal Mart, and the Sign Shop for their generous donations of bicycles. This year, we will begin collecting NEW toy and NEW bike donations on Monday, November 9th for Blue Santa. Due to allergies and the inability to determine clothing sizes, we do NOT accept stuffed animals or clothing. You may drop off your donations at the police department located at 500 W Walker St. We only accept NEW toys. Although we accept donations all year, donations must be received by December 7th, 2009 in order to be wrapped and gifted this year. Blue Santa registration for families begins on November 17th at the League City Police Department seven days a week from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Blue Santa Registration ends December 1st at 5 p.m. You must bring a driver’s license or identification card that reflects your current address is in League City or a utility bill with your name and League City address on it.
If you would like to help with Blue Santa 2009, please contact us and let us know if you want to organize a toy drive. Officer Christy Galyean 281-338-8201 or Officer Reagan Peña 281-338-4176. [Additional info...]
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In this context, non-critical calls for service, such as false alarms, decrease the amount of time that officers can spend responding to true emergencies and reduce the number of staff that can work proactively to prevent crime. This environment also places officer and public safety at increased risk.
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