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Is the Flag at Half Staff in Texas Today?

Texas status today

FULL-STAFF

No active Texas half-staff order was detected.

Last checked: Aug 24, 2026, 12:56 PM ET

Official source: Office of the Texas Governor

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Reason
No active state order
Effective
Not applicable
Ends
Not applicable

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Today's status

About today's flag status in Texas

The Texas monitor has not detected an active state half-staff order from its official source. Presidential proclamations and federal orders generally apply nationwide, while the governor can issue a separate order for state property and other covered locations in Texas. Check the current national flag status alongside this state result.

Detected orders

Recent half-staff events in Texas

No Texas orders have been recorded yet.

This history is populated only from detected official orders; it does not use placeholder events.

Authority

Who orders flags to half-staff in Texas?

The President directs flags at federal buildings and may issue a nationwide proclamation. The governor can order flags lowered at Texas government facilities and may invite other organizations to participate. When both orders apply, follow the instruction covering your building or organization and the longer applicable period.

Order details

How half-staff orders work in Texas

An official order normally identifies the person or event being honored, when flags should be lowered, when they return to full staff, and which locations are covered. Timing can include sunrise, sunset, noon, or exact dates, so the linked order remains the controlling instruction.

Jurisdiction

Federal vs. Texas orders

A presidential proclamation is national and governs federal facilities. A Texas governor's order is state-specific and can have a different reason or schedule. A state page should therefore be read together with the federal status, especially when deciding when to return a flag to full staff.

Government source

Official Texas flag information

Half-Mast.com is an independent informational service, not a government agency. It monitors official government material and preserves an unavailable result when a source cannot be checked. For controlling instructions, review the Office of the Texas Governor dedicated flag status.

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