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Longview, Texas
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National Peace Officers Memorial Day 2026
Today and everyday we honor and remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to their community. Their dedication, courage and legacy will never be forgotten.
📞 National Telecommunicators Week
This week we recognize and celebrate our dispatchers! Our dispatchers serve 24 hours a day, providing calm, clarity and professionalism from the moment they say "Longview 911, where is your emergency?"
Celebrating 125 years of service to the citizens of Longview. We honor the past while staying focused on serving our community with integrity, professionalism, and pride.
Safety remains a top priority. We are grateful to Governor Abbott's Office of Public Safety and the Longview City Council for their support in helping us secure bullet resistant glass as we continue working to protect and serve our community.
Honoring Black History Month
"Black history is remembering all those who came before us and all the sacrifices they made. The strength, resilience and courage shown helped pave the way for all of us now."
- Officer Jenkins, Patrol Officer
"As a black female police officer and Army veteran, black history to me means honoring the sacrifices of those who fought for freedom and equality, carrying their legacy forward, and striving to be an inspiration for the generations who will follow."
-Officer Norton, SRO
Honoring Black History Month
"For me, Black history is all about remembering where we have been, celebrating the strength and brilliance that carried us through, and honoring the people who paved the way." - Officer LaDarian Brown, PIO
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With the possibility of potentially disruptive winter weather impacts to Texas, pay attention to the forecast over the next several days.
📋Make A Plan
🎒Pack A Kit
📺Stay Informed
There are increasing chances for snow and ice from the southern Plains to the Mid-Atlantic late this week and into the weekend. There is still plenty of uncertainty in the forecast, which will evolve in the coming days, so stay up to date on the latest at weather.gov.
ALT U.S. map showing low to moderate probabilities of minor winter weather impacts across the central Plains into the Midwest and Appalachians, with higher probabilities near the Great Lakes and Northeast.
ALT U.S. map showing widespread moderate to high probabilities of minor winter weather impacts from the southern Plains through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys into the Mid-Atlantic.
ALT U.S. map showing high probabilities of minor winter weather impacts across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, with lower probabilities extending westward into the Plains.