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Cibolo presented as a Texas Film Friendly City; council celebrates accreditation
Summary
Cibolo’s Economic Development Department presented the city’s Texas Film Friendly City accreditation during the April 8 meeting; the mayor said the designation will make it easier for film and commercial productions to work with the city.
Cibolo’s Economic Development Department presented the city’s Texas Film Friendly City accreditation during the April 8 council meeting, Mayor Mark Allen said in a post-meeting recap.
The mayor said the designation recognizes the city as "film friendly" under the Texas Film Friendly City accreditation process and will facilitate cooperation between the city and film productions, including movies, commercials and other projects.
The recap did not indicate a council vote or ordinance tied to the accreditation. The presentation came from the city’s Economic Development Corporation (EDC), and the mayor characterized the designation as a step to encourage productions to consider Cibolo as a filming location.
No details about accompanying incentives, permit changes, or a formal filming policy were included in the mayor’s summary. The council recap did not specify any immediate changes to permitting requirements or fee structures.
