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San Marcos proclaims September 2025 Emergency Preparedness Month; city highlights preparedness fair
Summary
Mayor proclaimed September 2025 Emergency Preparedness Month and encouraged residents to develop preparedness plans; a staff member promoted an annual preparedness fair in Kyle scheduled 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Mayor Jane Hughson proclaimed September 2025 as Emergency Preparedness Month for San Marcos and urged residents, businesses and schools to develop preparedness and resiliency plans.
The proclamation cited Texas’ history of federally declared disasters and framed preparedness as a shared responsibility. It recognized first responders, infrastructure workers and volunteers and encouraged registering for emergency alerts via the service named in the proclamation.
A speaker promoting preparedness announced the eighth annual preparedness fair in Kyle, at La Verde Park, saying the event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., will include live bands, a chili cook-off and multiple booths providing information about hazards such as flooding and tornadoes. City remarks emphasized the importance of funding and partnering with local response organizations and encouraged residents to take “intentional, precautionary measures” to increase family and business resilience.
No formal policy or budget actions were taken on the proclamation itself during the meeting.
