city of lubbock

On Election Day, November 2nd, voters went to the polls to decide on multiple local propositions, bonds, and state constitutional amendments.

Over 30 different locations will be open on Tuesday from 7am-7pm. In addition to Texas Constitutional Amendments, voters in the City of Lubbock & New Deal ISD will be voting on bonds

On Friday, October 29th, multiple Lubbock lawyers confronted Lubbock County Commissioners on the issue of their computer system not working correctly.

Fees for code violations in the City of Lubbock went up this month and will be the prices for the 2021-2022 year.

You may have heard that the coronavirus is still going around and that we are still in a pandemic. You may have also heard debate in recent weeks about whether or not people who received the COVID-19 shot would need a booster. The answer to the last question is yes, booster shots are needed and now Lubbock is prepared to start doing them...

In addition to voting on Texas Constitutional Amendments, Lubbock County voters will also be voting on their property tax rate. New Deal ISD and Lubbock voters are considering bonds

On Tuesday, October 5th, the City of Lubbock confirmed that multiple mosquitoes in Lubbock had tested positive for West Nile Virus and St. Louis Encephalitis Virus.

The City of Lubbock is kicking off a new campaign to remind citizens to 'Add 806' when making phone calls in the 806. Beginning October 24th, if you want to make a phone call to a number with an 806 area code, you will have to dial all ten digits...

The City of Lubbock Public Health Department and the Plainview-Hale County Health Department have released updates regarding COVID-19.

The City of Lubbock is accepting applications for various boards and commissions for terms set to begin Tuesday March 1st, 2022.