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Community rallies to distribute over 20000 sandbags

June 18, 2024 | Cameron County, Texas



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Community rallies to distribute over 20000 sandbags
In a recent government meeting, officials celebrated the success of a sand distribution program that provided over 52,000 sandbags across four precincts to help residents prepare for the ongoing hurricane season. County commissioners commended their teams for their efforts in managing the distribution, emphasizing the importance of utilizing the sandbags effectively.

Additionally, the meeting highlighted a community health initiative, the \"Blue Tie Affair,\" which took place at a local park. The event, organized by the health department, aimed to promote men's health awareness, addressing the tendency of men to neglect medical check-ups. The gathering featured food trucks, health screenings, live music, and various prizes, showcasing a collaborative effort between the health and parks departments.

Officials expressed gratitude for the hard work of their teams, particularly noting the long hours put in by staff during the sandbag distribution. As the hurricane season continues, local leaders urged residents to remain vigilant and prepared.

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