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Now Jacob’s well was there. Jesus therefore, being wearied from His journey, sat thus by the well. It was about the sixth hour. A woman of Samaria came to draw water. Jesus said to her, “Give Me a drink.” For His disciples had gone away into the city to buy food.

100 years of water!

As the City of Levelland gears up for a wonderful celebration of growth and community, we look back on the things for which we are so very grateful.Today, we celebrate and applaud our forefathers for securing a safe and stable water supply for the City of Levelland.
Levelland- History at a Glance!

Levelland- History at a Glance!

Levelland- History at a Glance!

Levelland was designated the county seat upon the county’s organization in 1921. Originally the site was named Hockley City by Charles W. Post, who surveyed it in 1912. Development did not begin until the county organized in 1921.

Upcoming Events

Now thru March 23- City Clean-Up. Ro! 1-off containers are set up around town. Spruce up for Spring!Monday, March 9, 2026- City Council Joint Mtg with LEDC and LCDC, 5:30pm. City Council Meeting 6:00pm. Both will be at City Hall, 1709 Ave. H.Monday, Mar.
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1926 2026The bathroom is one of the largest sources of indoor water use. Replacing your showerhead with a water-efficient model and shortening shower times can substantially reduce daily consumption. Turn off the water while shaving or brushing your teeth and avoid using the toilet as a trash can.
Water Conservation: Small Changes, Big Impact in Levelland

Water Conservation: Small Changes, Big Impact in Levelland

Water Conservation: Small Changes, Big Impact in Levelland

Water is one of Texas’ most valuable resources, one we cannot afford to waste.While our states size can make water seem abundant, two realities tell a different story: Texas is subject to frequent droughts, and our population is projected to double over the next 50 years.
Leak Detection Support

Leak Detection Support

Leak Detection Support

The City of Levelland has water conservation cards at city hall that include toilet dye packets to help residents identify leaks.A simple test can prevent thousands of gallons of unnecessary waste each year.Stop by City Hall for your complimentary leak detection dye.

Primaries: winners, losers, runoffs

Texans cast ballots this past Tuesday in a slate of primary elections that included county, state and congressional seats that will shape the state’s leadership for years.Early voting numbers suggested strong participation across Texas, with nearly 2.
Maverick Bank construction is well underway as a new permanent facility in Levelland goes up. As of Oct. 2025, the project represents an investment in the West Texas community, while the bank continues to operate and serve customers at its current location. (Staff photo)

Maverick Bank construction is well underway as a new permanent facility in Levelland goes up. As of Oct. 2025, the project represents an investment in the West Texas community, while the bank continues to operate and serve customers at its current location. (Staff photo)

City Council to hold two special meetings

The City of Levelland city council on Mar.