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City manager reports operations updates; code-enforcement cases down from prior year
Summary
City Manager James Fisher reported operational items including pool opening May 23, completion of six pickleball courts, a wastewater backup on May 12 with outside assistance, LEARN Network rollout, police awards, and a code-enforcement report showing 121 cases between March 1–April 30, 2026 (down from 202 in the prior-year period).
City Manager James Fisher provided staff updates and items of community interest: Levelland Fire Department brush-truck roll-in (May 19), pool opening (May 23), Juneteenth celebration (June 19–20), completion of six pickleball courts, and near-completion of a communication tower with discussions underway about ISP placement to provide park Wi-Fi.
Fisher reported a major wastewater backup on May 12 that required assistance from Lubbock and Brownfield and noted the police department’s catalytic-converter stamping event and annual awards (Officer of the Year – Brian Haralson; Dispatcher of the Year – Kirk Bird; Top Shot – Caleb Baker; Civilian of the Year – Brittany Harrison). Staff also presented code-enforcement statistics for March 1–April 30, 2026, showing 121 total violations compared with 202 in the same prior-year period; categories with notable differences included Waste Material & High Weeds (71 vs. 128) and Trash & Debris (30 vs. 0).
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