News and Announcements
Residential Bulk Clean Up
Service limit is three cubic yards per pickup, or approximately 3’ x 9’ x 3’. Bulk items include household appliances, furniture, brush/ tree limbs and mattresses. Appliances must be . tagged to certify Freon removal. Bulk Items such as tree limbs or brush must be bundled or bagged No construction material are allowed.
**IMPORTANT** -The Limit for Bulk Pickup is (3) Cubic Yards or roughly a pickup bed per resident in that boundary. Anything over the limit of (3) Cubic Yards will not be picked up and will be tagged and noted.
Zone 1: July 7th
Zone 2: July 14th
Zone 3: July 21th
Zone 4: July 28th
Impact Fees
Notice of public hearing has been run in the newspaper (Wilson County)& draft CIP is to be made available for public viewing here
parks
The splash Pad Hours Update & Community Feedback Request
To ensure consistent and sustainable operation of the La Vernia City Park Splash Pad, we've established the
following hours for the 2025 season:
Operating Hours:
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
These hours are designed to balance providing access to the community while conserving our water resources.
In our ongoing efforts to enhance La Vernia City Park, we value your input! Please take a moment to complete our Parks and Recreation Survey and share your thoughts on how we can improve the splash pad and other park amenities.
Your feedback is crucial in helping us create a park that best serves our community. Thank you for your continued support in making La Vernia a great place to live and play!
Water- Sewer
The 2024 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is ready for viewing, this year it also contains information about the City of La Vernia's Lead and Copper testing
In Case of Issues:
Call 830-779-4541 for La Vernia City Hall or the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office 830-393-2535
Water service should be fully restored once the work is done.
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City of La Vernia Public Works
Water Restrictions
STAGE TWO WATER RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT
PSA: City of La Vernia Water supply is moving from stage 3 to stage 2 water restrictions. In response to current water conservation needs, we are implementing Stage 2 water restrictions. These measures are designed to ensure sustainable water usage while protecting our resources. Under Stage 2, residents are encouraged to limit outdoor watering to specific days based on their address. Additionally, the use of hoses and sprinklers is restricted to certain hours to minimize evaporation.
We ask everyone to be mindful of their water consumption, including limiting car washing and refilling pools. By working together, we can help conserve water and ensure it remains available for essential needs. Thank you for your cooperation in this important effort
Transportation
We are excited to announce that a new bus route is now available in Wilson County, in partnership with ART (Alamo Regional Transit). This new service aims to provide greater access to transportation for our community, making it easier to get around and connect to essential services.
For more details on the bus route schedule and stops, please visit the ART website or contact their customer service for assistance.
We hope this new transportation option will benefit our residents and provide more convenient travel throughout the area.
Disaster Declarations
Local Disaster Declaration: Fire Prevention & Drought Preparedness
As part of ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of our community, in La Vernia, Texas has officially declared a Local Disaster due to the escalating fire risk and prolonged drought conditions.
Fire Prevention Measures
With dry conditions and high temperatures increasing the risk of wildfires, we urge all residents to take extra precautions:
- No Open Flames: Avoid outdoor burning, including bonfires, fire pits, and burning of debris.
- Prepare Defensible Space: Clear brush and vegetation from around your home to create defensible space.
- Fire-Resistant Materials: If possible, use fire-resistant materials for roofing and siding.
- Emergency Kits: Ensure you have an emergency kit with essentials including water, medications, flashlights, and a battery-powered radio.
Drought Awareness
With severe drought conditions affecting our region, water conservation is crucial:
- Limit Water Use: Reduce water consumption by shortening showers, using water-efficient appliances, and avoiding excessive lawn watering.
- Report Water Waste: Be mindful of water waste in your neighborhood and report any excessive or unnecessary usage.
- Drought-resistant Landscaping: Consider drought-resistant plants that require less water.
Community Resources & Support
Our local government is actively monitoring conditions and will provide updates as needed. For those in need of assistance, including fire preparedness resources or drought-related support, please reach out to [Contact Information/Website]. We are here to help.
Stay Safe, Stay Prepared
By following these guidelines, we can reduce the risk to life, property, and the environment. Your cooperation is vital during this critical time.
Streets
Municipal Court