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Commission proclaims October 2025 as National 4‑H Week in Fremont County
Summary
The board proclaimed October 2025 National 4‑H Week in Fremont County and unanimously approved the proclamation; commissioners and staff made brief remarks about the program’s local participation and volunteer base.
The Fremont County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 23 proclaimed October 2025 National 4‑H Week in Fremont County.
Tanya Santini, Fremont County 4‑H youth development educator, requested a proclamation recognizing National 4‑H Week. Commissioners moved to approve the proclamation; the motion carried and commissioners read the proclamation language into the record. The proclamation cites national and state 4‑H membership levels and Fremont County program statistics included in the proclamation text: it states national membership of more than 7,000,000 youth, Wyoming membership near 8,000 and Fremont County membership of more than 450 members and more than 95 volunteers (figures presented in the proclamation). The board’s signed proclamation names commissioners Larry Allen, Mike Jones, Jennifer Wilson, Clarence Thomas and Ron Fabricius.
Why it matters: The proclamation is ceremonial recognition of the county’s partnership with 4‑H and the University of Wyoming Extension and highlights youth programming, volunteerism and community partnerships.
Details and next steps: Commissioners signed the proclamation; the county will distribute the proclamation and 4‑H flags are scheduled to be displayed on Main Street in Riverton next week.
Ending: Commissioners offered personal endorsements of 4‑H; no further action was required.
