Downtown Civic Park

Wednesday on Sunrise LBK with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilman Steve Massengale joined Dave and Tom to talk about yesterday's city council meeting, the plan for redistricting, how they will accomplish it, the impact of the cheese factory coming to Lubbock, the street bond, the Lubbock downtown park, and more...

Wednesday on Sunrise LBK with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilwoman Latrelle Joy joined Tom to talk about the council's discussion of the downtown park, how much it will cost, what problems might arise, why she voted the way she did, and more...

During Tuesday's regularly scheduled Lubbock City Council meeting, the council voted 5-2 to approve the final plans for the downtown Civic Park Project.

Wednesday on Sunrise LBK with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilman and Mayor Pro Tem Steve Massengale joined Dave and Tom to talk about the finalized city budget, police raises soon taking effect, paying off city debt in cash, the downtown park project, and more...

An update was given on the proposed Lubbock downtown civic park at Tuesday's City Council meeting.

The City of Lubbock is considering building a new park in Downtown Lubbock. If constructed, the original plans call for the park to be located where the Lubbock Power and Light building currently stands. It will cost at least 1 million dollars to tear down the Lubbock Power and Light Building...

The Downtown Civic Park will be located on 1.84 acres at 1301 Broadway and replace the former location of Lubbock Power and Light.