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STRUCTURE FIRE

STRUCTURE FIRE

STRUCTURE FIRE

- On Friday, the Levelland Fire Department (LFD) responded to the 100 block of Avenue N in reference to a structure fire, around 9:30 p.m. The responding units observed intense flames engulfing the north side of the home.
SINGLE VEHICLE ROLLOVER - The Levelland Fire Department (LFD), Levelland Police Department (LPD) and Levelland EMS responded to a single vehicle rollover at the intersection of Holly Road and Denver Avenue Friday morning around 1:20 p.m. Initial reports indicate a female driving was the only occupant and was unable to exit the vehicle. Fire personnel extracted the individual through the front windshield area of the vehicle. Levelland EMS assessed the individual’s injuries at the scene. (Staff photo by Dom P

SINGLE VEHICLE ROLLOVER - The Levelland Fire Department (LFD), Levelland Police Department (LPD) and Levelland EMS responded to a single vehicle rollover at the intersection of Holly Road and Denver Avenue Friday morning around 1:20 p.m. Initial reports indicate a female driving was the only occupant and was unable to exit the vehicle. Fire personnel extracted the individual through the front windshield area of the vehicle. Levelland EMS assessed the individual’s injuries at the scene. (Staff photo by Dom P

SINGLE VEHICLE ROLLOVER

Levelland Fire Report

3/19/25 - 12:42 A.M. - LEVELLANDThe LFD received a report of a downed power line near the 1500 block of Avenue D. Upon arrival LPD was on scene, no lines were in the roadway.

Levelland Police Report

3/19/25 - Law Enforcement Center - 1:53 P.M.An officer responded to the Law Enforcement Center to meet with an individual involving fraud. A report of forgery was made.3/19/25 - 200 block of S. College Avenue - 11:28 A.M.

iWatchTexas Report prevents targeted school attack

The man responsible for a series of online school shooting threats is behind bars thanks to a report submitted to the Texas Department of Public Safety’s (DPS) iWatchTexas program.Stephen Patrick Furr, 29, was arrested and charged by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in Lubbock on Feb.

City of Levelland approves zoning change ordinance

The Levelland City Council held the first reading of Ordinance No. 1092, instituting a zoning change from industrial to B-2 Business District for 18 locations.City of Levelland Chief Building Inspector, Joe Shedd presented the item during the Council’s March 17 regular meeting.
LIMITED DAMAGE - On Friday, March 14, Levelland Police Officer Moody responded to a critical call for service — a van traveling down Alamo Road southbound at an unsafe speed due to brake failure. With strong winds making the situation even more dangerous, the risk to the driver, the passengers, and others on the road was extreme. Without hesitation, Officer Moody put himself in harm’s way, positioning his marked patrol unit in front of the van to bring it to a safe stop. While both vehicles sustained minor

LIMITED DAMAGE - On Friday, March 14, Levelland Police Officer Moody responded to a critical call for service — a van traveling down Alamo Road southbound at an unsafe speed due to brake failure. With strong winds making the situation even more dangerous, the risk to the driver, the passengers, and others on the road was extreme. Without hesitation, Officer Moody put himself in harm’s way, positioning his marked patrol unit in front of the van to bring it to a safe stop. While both vehicles sustained minor

LPD Chief Erica O’Bryon continues creating, executing her vision

Four months as Levelland Police Chief, Erica O’Bryon continues to implement and build upon her vision she has for the Levelland Police Department (LPD).Coming into the department, O’Bryon was impressed by the work ethic of those within the police department.