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Lockhart proclaims February 2025 Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month for teens and young adults

Lockhart City Council · February 18, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Lou Whyte read a proclamation honoring Hays County Women's Center efforts and designated February 2025 as Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month for teens and young adults. Staff and HCWC representatives noted last year's outreach: 61 presentations reaching 2,430 teens and toolkit downloads exceeding 790,000.

Mayor Lou Whyte read a proclamation declaring February 2025 as Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month for teens and young adults and presented it to representatives from the Hays County Women’s Center.

“Whereas last year, HCWC provided 61 dating violence prevention and healthy‑relationship presentations to 2,430 teens and young adults,” Mayor Whyte read from the proclamation. He urged the community to work together to raise awareness and promote respectful, nonviolent relationships.

Ashley Rios, program director at Roxanne’s House (HCWC’s child advocacy center), thanked the council for the recognition and described services available in Lockhart and Caldwell County: education, prevention presentations, counseling and other free, confidential services. “All anyone has to do is give us a call,” Rios said.

Council’s action was ceremonial; no formal vote was required.