Longview resident’s monthly sewer rates are based on average household water use during the months of November, December and January (as billed in December, January and February). Read on...
Longview small business and nonprofit organizations that have been negatively impacted by COVID-19 are encouraged to apply for a federally-funded grant program that will provide zero-interest forgivable loans of up to $30,000. Read on...
City of Longview offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 26, and Friday, Nov. 27, in observance of Thanksgiving. All city offices will resume regular business hours Monday, Dec. 2. Read on...
Bridge work has been completed on the east side of Judson Road (SH 502). Beginning Monday, November 23, traffic will switch to the east side to facilitate work on the second half of the bridge. Read on...
On Oct. 27, the Longview Fire Department paused to salute some of its personnel who were recommended by their peers for recognition of their internal annual awards process. Read on...
Due the restrictions placed on outdoor events per Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's Executive Order GA-29, the Longview AMBUCS Christmas Parade has been canceled. Read on...
The new police station is one of a series of public safety enhancements approved by voters as part of a $52.4 million Public Safety bond election in 2018. Read on...
Originally built in 1985, the fire station will be modernized while constructing 10,208-square-feet of new space and renovating 5,373-square-feet of the existing station. Read on...
Beginning Tue., Oct. 6, the Marshall Avenue trailhead of the Paul Boorman Trail will be closed temporarily as part of project to connect 10+ miles of trails. Read on...
Since 2009, the Longview Fire Department has offered an EMS Subscription Program to Longview residents in an attempt to help offset the rising cost of out-of-pocket medical expenses. Read on...
