Biohazard and Crime Scene Remediation in Leming, TX

Leming is a census-designated place in northeastern Atascosa County, at the intersection of U.S. Highway 281 and Farm Road 1470 about twelve miles northeast of Jourdanton, within the San Antonio metropolitan area.

Leming's first post office was founded in 1880 under a different name — Las Gallinas.

In 1902 the community's twenty-five residents successfully petitioned the U.S. postal service to rename the town Leming.

In its early decades Leming grew to about 150 residents and supported telephone service, a bank, a cotton gin, and a restaurant; by 1940 it had five businesses, two churches, and a school.

Leming's school once offered kindergarten through eleventh grade, with students finishing their education at Poteet; the local school was consolidated into the Pleasanton Independent School District in 1963 and afterward served as an elementary school for grades one through five.

For most of the later twentieth century Leming's population was reported at roughly 250 people — it was 268 in the 2000 census — even as the community kept its own post office, ZIP code 78050.

The Census Bureau first designated Leming a census-designated place for the 2010 census, counting 946 residents; the population slipped to 841 in 2020 across 4.8 square miles, and more than three-quarters of residents are Hispanic or Latino.