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Calhoun County proclaims January Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Summary
The Calhoun County Commission on Jan. 8, 2026, presented a proclamation to United Way recognizing January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month; United Way thanked the Commission and urged continued local awareness and partnerships.
Chairman Terry Howell presented a proclamation at the Calhoun County Commission meeting on Jan. 8, 2026, recognizing January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month and honoring United Way and partner organizations for their work addressing trafficking in the county.
The proclamation was delivered to United Way representatives Jessica Smith and Pam Stak. Jessica Smith thanked the Commission “that increased awareness of this issue makes our communities safer.” Sheriff Hurst also acknowledged ongoing trafficking challenges in Calhoun County and expressed appreciation for collaborative efforts among law enforcement and nonprofit partners.
The proclamation does not impose new policy but is intended to raise public awareness and recognize community organizations' efforts. The Commission took the action as part of routine recognitions during its Jan. 8 meeting; no formal vote on policy followed the proclamation.
The Commission adjourned at 10:23 a.m.; the next scheduled meeting is Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
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