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Levelland City Manager Reports Local Business Openings, Pavement Deal and Permit Activity
Summary
City Manager and staff provided updates on local business openings (Maverick Bank, 7 Brew, Take 5 Oil, Whataburger), a Circle K pavement cost-share up to $35,000, a drilling permit on WWTP property and a firefighter salary study slated for Dec. 1, 2025.
During the City Manager report on Oct. 20, staff gave multiple community and project updates including business opening timelines: Maverick Bank targeting March 1, 2026; 7 Brew anticipating early November; Take 5 Oil and Whataburger slated for early-to-mid February. City staff said they are reviewing potential resident/customer apps for utility usage and service reporting.
The city has completed an agreement with Circle K for pavement of the interior lane near Alamo, with the city responsible for up to $35,000 of the cost to coordinate construction for school traffic. Staff also reported approving a drilling permit on wastewater-treatment-plant property to build an access road and pad. The city’s firefighter salary study has completed initial review and is expected to come before council on Dec. 1, 2025; staff will return with the study for formal consideration.
