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A major highlight from the recent Hays County government meeting was the announcement of the eighth annual Preparedness Fair, set to take place at 10 AM on September 2, 2025. This year’s event promises to be the largest yet, expanding nearly tenfold from previous years, and will feature a wide array of emergency services and entertainment.
The fair will be hosted by the city of Kyle, which has been praised for its partnership and support in organizing the event. Attendees can expect to see representatives from various emergency service districts, including police, constables, and fire departments, as well as drone teams and multiple vendors. The fair will also include live performances from local school jazz and mariachi bands, along with popular acts like the Cody Sparks band and 2 Ton of Steel.
In addition to entertainment, the fair will offer practical demonstrations, including fire extinguisher training, and a chili cook-off to benefit the Hays County Fire Chief Association. This cook-off aims to raise funds for essential firefighting equipment, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by firefighters in the region.
Officials emphasized the importance of community preparedness, particularly in areas prone to wildfires. They encouraged residents to maintain defensible space around their properties to help protect against potential fire threats. For more information on wildfire preparedness, residents can visit hazingform.com, which provides resources and tips for creating a safer environment.
The Preparedness Fair is not just an opportunity for fun and food; it serves as a vital reminder of the community's resilience and readiness in the face of emergencies.
Converted from Hays - Regular meeting on September 02, 2025
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