The City of Longview through the Emergency Medical Services provided by the Fire Department is committed to providing quality, affordable emergency ambulance care as a service to all residents of Longview. 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. With the typical cost associated with EMS transports averaging $800 - $1000 per response, the program limits any out-of-pocket EMS expenses to $70/year. The single fee covers those - who are eligible - living in the subscribed household. Enrollment and renewal periods for the EMS Subscription Program run from Oct. 1 – Dec. 31 for the subsequent year. This subscription program is an optional plan that is available to all citizens except Medicaid recipients of our community.

Suggested for children ages 0-2. We welcome parents and caregivers of infants and toddlers to come sing songs, and popular nursery rhymes, together! A simple story geared towards the children's age group will be read aloud. Physical interaction is extremely important in the early stages of child development, and this story time not only encourages adult/child interaction, but also builds the healthy habit of reading aloud to your child. Due to the short attention spans of this young age group, this story time will last about 20 minutes, with time for caregivers to socialize together afterwards while children play with toys that are provided. Story time begins promptly every Tuesday at 10:30 AM!

Suggested for children ages 3-5. Young children will enjoy singing along and interacting with Library staff while building their educational foundation! Story time opens with a time of singing beloved childhood songs and nursery rhymes, followed by a newly-published book being read aloud. Children will then enjoy activities and crafts geared towards helping them to imagine, create, and grow! This story time lasts about 30 minutes. Story time begins promptly every Wednesday at 10:30 AM!

After a long day at school, Discovery Kids is a time for children of all ages at the Broughton Recreation Center to gather around and hear a newly-published, popular chapter book read aloud while enjoying a small after-school snack. Afterward, time is set aside for the children to share their various thoughts and ideas regarding the book. The time frame for the this story time is about 20 minutes every Wednesday at 4:00 PM!

Join us on Thursday for Family Game Night! Open to families of all ages, bring everyone in for fun with classic games such as Monopoly, Twister, Life, UNO, puzzles, and more! Games provided. Thursdays from 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM. For more information, please call (903) 237-1345.

Join us October 3, at 6:30 PM to exchange book & movie recommendations, enjoy free snacks with fellow teens, and hear what's happening at the Library and in the community! Please call (903) 237-1345 for more info. Ages 13-18. **This month’s meeting will be at Starbucks on W Loop 281 near Albertsons and PetCo. Attendees will also have a chance to win a gift card to there as well!

The City of Longview is seeking input for the design of a prominent welcome monument that will be installed along a southern Longview entryway. The city will host a second public meeting to discuss two options for the monument at the intersection of High Street, Mobberly Avenue, and Estes Parkway. In an earlier public meeting the city presented various themes and gathered input for the monument development. The monument is being added as a part of a planned reconfiguration of the intersection approved by the 2018 bond package. The effort is a key element of the Longview Comprehensive Plan, which calls for the improvement of the city’s southern entryways from Interstate 20 North towards Downtown. The public meeting will be held from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm, Monday, October 7, 2019, in the Allen Room at the LeTourneau University Belcher Center, 2100 S. Mobberly Ave. The public is invited to attend and provide comments and suggestions. If you have any questions, please contact 903 237-107

Children ages 0-5, along with their caregivers, join us every Monday at 10:30 AM for early exposure to music! Have fun singing, dancing, listening to a story, and interacting with our new instruments! Program lasts about 30 minutes. Thanks to a grant from an anonymous donor, we have a brand new digital piano to accompany our story times! We also have new hand drums, triangles, xylophones, and harmonicas to share and learn about, as well as all the wonderful instruments we used last year. So come check them out!

STOP the BLEED is national campaign led by the federal government to better prepare the public to save lives. Victims can quickly die from uncontrolled bleeding, within 5 to 10 minutes, so the campaign raises awareness of basic actions to stop life threatening bleeding following everyday emergencies and man-made and natural disasters. Similar to how the general public learns and performs CPR, the idea is that the public must learn proper bleeding control techniques, including how to use their hands, dressings, and tourniquets.

Suggested for children ages 0-2. We welcome parents and caregivers of infants and toddlers to come sing songs, and popular nursery rhymes, together! A simple story geared towards the children's age group will be read aloud. Physical interaction is extremely important in the early stages of child development, and this story time not only encourages adult/child interaction, but also builds the healthy habit of reading aloud to your child. Due to the short attention spans of this young age group, this story time will last about 20 minutes, with time for caregivers to socialize together afterwards while children play with toys that are provided. Story time begins promptly every Tuesday at 10:30 AM!

Suggested for children ages 3-5. Young children will enjoy singing along and interacting with Library staff while building their educational foundation! Story time opens with a time of singing beloved childhood songs and nursery rhymes, followed by a newly-published book being read aloud. Children will then enjoy activities and crafts geared towards helping them to imagine, create, and grow! This story time lasts about 30 minutes. Story time begins promptly every Wednesday at 10:30 AM!

Arts!Longview was designated as a Cultural District on September 5 and we are CELEBRATING in a big way during ArtWalk on October 10. Come join us from 5-8 p.m. and learn more about our Cultural District! This event is free and open to the public.

City Council meetings are held at 5:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 300 W. Cotton St. in the City Hall Council Chamber.

Council Meetings are televised live on CityView Municipal Television. These meetings are also rebroadcast for one week following the original meeting at 6:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m. and 3 a.m.

All meetings can also be seen online live or on demand at CityView Municipal Television.

To receive meeting notifications by email or text, sign up for Notify Me.

Join the Texas A&M Forest Service in the Moeschle Room as they host a fire prevention storytime and celebrate Smokey the Bear's birthday! A book will be read aloud followed by activities and an appearance by Smokey the Bear himself. Friday, October 11, 10:30 AM.

Pardon the dust as we close Genealogy October 14 - 20 in preparation for Haunted Library set up. Please make plans accordingly, and we thank you for your patience and understanding. Normal operations will resume on Monday, October 21.

Pardon the dust as we close Genealogy October 14 - 20 in preparation for Haunted Library set up. Please make plans accordingly, and we thank you for your patience and understanding. Normal operations will resume on Monday, October 21.

A beginner’s class for those who have limited or no knowledge of how to use a computer. Class will show students how to use and operate a keyboard and mouse, navigate Windows, and topics related to internet browsing (how to do searches, look up sites, etc.)

Pardon the dust as we close Genealogy October 14 - 20 in preparation for Haunted Library set up. Please make plans accordingly, and we thank you for your patience and understanding. Normal operations will resume on Monday, October 21.

Suggested for children ages 0-2. We welcome parents and caregivers of infants and toddlers to come sing songs, and popular nursery rhymes, together! A simple story geared towards the children's age group will be read aloud. Physical interaction is extremely important in the early stages of child development, and this story time not only encourages adult/child interaction, but also builds the healthy habit of reading aloud to your child. Due to the short attention spans of this young age group, this story time will last about 20 minutes, with time for caregivers to socialize together afterwards while children play with toys that are provided. Story time begins promptly every Tuesday at 10:30 AM!

FREE tutoring for ages 5-13 every Tuesday from 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM! If your child is struggling with their homework or understanding what they are doing in class, just bring your child's homework, along with any detailed instructions from their teacher(s), and our qualified librarians will be glad to help!

Suggested for children ages 3-5. Young children will enjoy singing along and interacting with Library staff while building their educational foundation! Story time opens with a time of singing beloved childhood songs and nursery rhymes, followed by a newly-published book being read aloud. Children will then enjoy activities and crafts geared towards helping them to imagine, create, and grow! This story time lasts about 30 minutes. Story time begins promptly every Wednesday at 10:30 AM!

After a long day at school, Discovery Kids is a time for children of all ages at the Broughton Recreation Center to gather around and hear a newly-published, popular chapter book read aloud while enjoying a small after-school snack. Afterward, time is set aside for the children to share their various thoughts and ideas regarding the book. The time frame for the this story time is about 20 minutes every Wednesday at 4:00 PM!

City Council meetings are held at 5:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 300 W. Cotton St. in the City Hall Council Chamber.

Council Meetings are televised live on CityView Municipal Television. These meetings are also rebroadcast for one week following the original meeting at 6:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m. and 3 a.m.

All meetings can also be seen online live or on demand at CityView Municipal Television.

To receive meeting notifications by email or text, sign up for Notify Me.

This class will offer students an opportunity to become familiar with spreadsheets. They will learn what a spreadsheet is & how to navigate Excel. They will learn the basic functions like entering data, editing spreadsheets, adding rows/columns, sorting, copying, & basic illustration tools.

Pack your blankets, chairs, snacks and courage as we have a screening of “A Quiet Place” (PG-13) out on the Eastman Plaza. FREE popcorn will be served to patrons. It’s the Library version of the drive-in! In the case of inclement weather the program will be held inside the Library's Moeschle Meeting Room. All ages welcome, but parental guidance advised for 13 and under.

Children ages 0-5, along with their caregivers, join us every Monday at 10:30 AM for early exposure to music! Have fun singing, dancing, listening to a story, and interacting with our new instruments! Program lasts about 30 minutes. Thanks to a grant from an anonymous donor, we have a brand new digital piano to accompany our story times! We also have new hand drums, triangles, xylophones, and harmonicas to share and learn about, as well as all the wonderful instruments we used last year. So come check them out!

STOP the BLEED is national campaign led by the federal government to better prepare the public to save lives. Victims can quickly die from uncontrolled bleeding, within 5 to 10 minutes, so the campaign raises awareness of basic actions to stop life threatening bleeding following everyday emergencies and man-made and natural disasters. Similar to how the general public learns and performs CPR, the idea is that the public must learn proper bleeding control techniques, including how to use their hands, dressings, and tourniquets.

A course on Excel for students to learn advanced tools such as Lookup, Count, CountIf, Sum & SumIf, as well as the OR & & functions & the Today functions. Exercise will be included for more practice.

The Metropolitan Planning Organization is governed by a Policy Board composed of elected officials and senior staff members from area agencies. The Policy Board meets quarterly or as needed in the City Hall Council Chamber, 300 W. Cotton St. Meeting agendas and recordings The board is chaired by the Mayor of Longview and includes eleven voting members.

This is our most advanced & in-depth Excel class. Students will create & use a variety of tables & charts such as Pivot. We will also share workbooks & merge spreadsheets. Exercise will be included to help ensure a working knowledge of the program is attained.

Join us on Thursday for Family Game Night! Open to families of all ages, bring everyone in for fun with classic games such as Monopoly, Twister, Life, UNO, puzzles, and more! Games provided. Thursdays from 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM. For more information, please call (903) 237-1345.