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League City Principal Elected City Officials
| Toni Randall, Mayor |
Tim Paulissen, Mayor Pro Tem |
| Neil Baron, Council Member |
Mike Lee, Council Member |
| Mike Barber, Council Member |
Phyllis Sanborn, Council Member |
| Mick Phalen, Council Member |
Jim Nelson, Council Member |
All city officials can be reached by calling the main City Hall telephone number (281) 554-1000.
Website is www.leaguecity.com
Public Safety
League City enjoys a relatively crime free environment. The Police Department has a sincere desire to provide a style of policing that reflects a collaborative effort between the community and the police. The Police Department believes that policing by partnership, the union of efforts, is essential for effective law enforcement. The Department actively seeks input from the community into the development of policing strategies and policies that affect quality of life issues. The process of Consultation, Adaptation, Mobilization and the effective use of relevant statistical data is the heart of the CAMSTAT style. CAMSTAT broadens the role of the Police Department in the community and the role of the community in the Police Department. Consequently, this exposes the Department to issues that have traditionally been considered outside the realm of “official police intervention”. CAMSTAT is best defined as a style of policing in which the objectives, direction and emphasis of activities are jointly determined by the community and the police. This program offers officers and citizens an opportunity to work together through a consultative process to identify crime and non-criminal problems.
Teamwork is a must to succeed in effectively reducing the impact of crime on the community. The Police Department staff of 109 sworn officers and 39 civilian personnel is committed to the safety of League City through its CAMSTAT model.
The League City Volunteer Fire Department, founded in 1939, is comprised of 116 volunteers who staff a total of 8 fire trucks, 2 rescue trucks, and 8 support vehicles.
The Fire Department currently operates out of 5 stations strategically located throughout the city. Through progressive training and planning, League City boasts an ISO rating of 3 (effective 6/1/10).
The League City Volunteer Emergency Medical Service (EMS) has 20 volunteers and 14 paid staff. EMS provides service to the entire city, and mutual aid service to surrounding communities. EMS has 2 stations with 2 ambulances in each station. In addition, they offer CPR classes on the third Saturday of each month and car seat inspections by appointment only.
County, State, and Federal Officials
Principal Galveston County Officials
| County Judge |
James D. Yarbrough |
(409) 766-2244 |
| County Commissioner |
Patrick Doyle, Pct. 1 |
(409) 770-5333 |
| County Commissioner |
Bryan Lamb, Pct. 2 |
(409) 770-5335 |
| County Commissioner |
Stephen Holmes, Pct. 3 |
(409) 770-5806 |
| County Commissioner |
Ken Clark, Pct. 4 |
(281) 316-8745 |
| County Clerk |
Mary Ann Daigle |
(409) 766-2200 |
| County Sheriff |
Freddie Poor |
(409) 766-2300 |
| Tax Assessor/Collector |
Cheryl Johnson |
(409) 766-2284 |
| County Treasurer |
Kevin Walsh |
(409) 770-5395 |
State Government Officials
| Governor |
Rick Perry |
(512) 463-2000 |
| Senator, District 11 |
Mike Jackson |
(281) 334-0011 |
| Representative, District 24 |
Larry Taylor |
(281) 338-0924 |
| Attorney General |
Greg Abbott |
(512) 463-2100 |
| Comptroller |
Susan Combs |
(512) 463-4000 |
Federal Officials
| U.S. Senator |
John Cornyn |
(713) 572-3337 |
| U.S. Senator |
Kay Bailey Hutchison |
(713) 653-3456 |
| U.S. Congressional District 14 |
Ron Paul |
(409) 766-7013 |
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