City of Luling, TX (Official City Page)

09/10/2026

The September City Council meeting is available to stream or watch after the fact at the following link.

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09/09/2026

Could Your Property Be Luling’s Next Movie Location?

The City of Luling is proud to have recently been designated a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community.

https://gov.texas.gov/business/page/luling-designated-film-friendly-texas-certified-community

Now, we’re working to build a strong list of local properties that could help attract filmmakers to our community.

Do you own or operate a property that could make a great filming location?

Examples Include:
-Single-family homes
-Office buildings
-Grocery stores
-Hardware stores
-Retail and commercial spaces
-Hotels and unique lodging
-Industrial or warehouse spaces
-Unique outdoor properties
-And much more!

The more locations we have represented, the better we can market Luling to filmmakers and production companies looking for the right setting.

Having a film production come to Luling can provide a boost to our local economy. Cast and crew need places to eat, stay, shop, fuel up and find services while they’re here. That means potential business for our restaurants, hotels, retailers, gas stations and other local businesses.

Your property could help put Luling on the big screen and bring visitors and economic activity to our community.

If you’re interested in making your property available as a potential filming location, you can submit your property through the Texas Film Commission’s “Your Property in Production” website:

https://gov.texas.gov/film/page/your_property_in_production

Once submitted, your property can become part of the resources available to filmmakers searching for locations across Texas.

AUSTIN – The Texas Economic Development & Tourism Office within the Office of the Governor today announced the City of Luling has been designated by the Texas Film Commission (TFC) as a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community after completing the multi-step training and certification process.   ...

09/03/2026

Agenda for September 10, 2026 City Council Meeting with Public Hearing

09/03/2026

08/29/2026

The city is currently facing an outage near the Zedler Mill and are working diligently to have power restored.

Please know that we are making every effort possible to remedy the situation.

Also, Spectrum is once again facing issues.

Thank you for your patience.

08/28/2026

Additional Tree & Brush Drop-Off Option:

The City of Luling is providing residents with an additional option for disposing of trees and brush following the recent storm.

📅 Monday, August 31 – Friday, September 4
⏰ 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 River Trail Park (Seguin Bridge)

Residents can bring their trees and brush to the designated drop-off area at River Trail Park. A City staff member will be on-site to help guide residents through the process and direct them where to unload.

Please note that residents will be responsible for unloading their own trees and brush. City staff will be available to assist with directing traffic and the drop-off process.

Brush pickup will continue throughout the community. Residents who are unable to bring their brush to River Trail Park can continue to place their brush near the street for City crews to pick up.

Trees and brush only, please. Do not bring household trash, garbage bags, or other non-yard waste to the drop-off site.

08/28/2026

Storm Damage Reporting - TDEM Damage Survey:

Residents are highly encouraged to report any storm-related damage or losses through the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) Statewide Damage Survey.

Your report will help state and local emergency management officials identify, document, and better understand the damage caused by the recent storm. This information is important as officials assess the overall impact to our community and determine what resources and assistance may be available.

How to Report Damage:
Visit damage.tdem.texas.gov and select the “General Incident Damages or Losses” survey, which is located next to the Texas flag logo.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey if your property experienced storm-related damage or losses. Even if you are unsure whether your damage qualifies, reporting it helps officials build a more complete picture of the storm's impact.

Thank you for your cooperation.

08/28/2026

Brush Cleanup Update:

Thank you to all of our residents for your patience and cooperation as we work through this restoration process.

The City will begin picking up brush throughout the community. To help our crews work as efficiently as possible, please place all brush as close to the street as you can while keeping it safely out of the roadway.

A few important reminders:

-Brush only, please. Do not include trash bags containing household garbage or other items.
-Cleanup will take place in phases based on the size of the branches and brush.
-Please be patient with our crews as they work through each area.
-Don't be alarmed if all of your brush is not picked up at once. Different types and sizes of brush may be collected during different phases of the cleanup.

We appreciate everyone's patience and understanding as we work to get our community cleaned up. Thank you for helping our crews make the process as safe and efficient as possible.

08/28/2026

The JB Nickells Memorial Library would like to inform the community that they have no phone service or internet access right now. The Library is open for you to check out or check in books. We are sorry for the inconvenience and hope to have the situation fixed soon.

08/28/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT STORM & EMERGENCY SERVICES UPDATE

As many of you are aware, a severe thunderstorm has moved through the Luling area, with what appears to be tornado activity on the north side of town. Damage has been reported to the electrical grid and power lines, particularly Trunk Line 40, which serves a large portion of the south side of town. City crews and Techline are currently beginning repairs.

If you have sustained significant damage, the Fire Department Building is open and available to assist.

Please use caution, stay away from downed power lines and damaged areas, and avoid unnecessary travel while crews work to assess and repair the damage.

We will continue to provide updates as information becomes available. Please monitor the City’s website and page for additional updates and important information.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as our emergency and utility crews work to restore services and ensure the safety of our community. Please continue to look out for one another.