New Braunfels will hold a city memorial ceremony on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, honoring those killed in the 2001 attacks.
New Braunfels residents have a city-organized remembrance scheduled for Friday, Sept. 11.
The Police Department’s community-outreach calendar identifies the event as a 9/11 Memorial Ceremony. The listing places it among the department’s scheduled public events and city notices for September.
The city says the attacks killed 2,977 people, including 343 firefighters and 60 police officers. Its listing names New York City, Washington, D.C., and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, as the places attacked.
The 2026 ceremony falls 25 years after the attacks. The city frames the observance as a remembrance of those killed, giving residents a local event tied to the anniversary.
Other September entries on the same calendar include Labor Day and Comal County Fair Day closures, an alcohol-awareness program and community events. The Sept. 11 entry is specifically identified as a memorial ceremony.
Residents planning to attend can use the city’s police page to follow the event listing and check for instructions or schedule updates before Sept. 11. That official calendar is the record supporting the ceremony’s date and purpose.