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Board issues proclamations honoring White Cane Awareness Day, 4‑H Week and Fire Prevention Week
Summary
The commissioners issued proclamations recognizing White Cane Awareness Day (Oct. 15 observance), National 4‑H Week and National Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 6–12), heard remarks from local volunteers and youth participants, and encouraged residents to support related events and safety practices.
The board issued three proclamations and invited community representatives to accept them and speak briefly. A county volunteer from the National Federation of the Blind described the white cane as a symbol of independence and urged employers and schools to recognize the contributions of blind residents.
Local 4‑H volunteers and youth introduced themselves, shared fair projects and conservation efforts, and the commissioners praised volunteers and families for their time and service. The board also recognized National Fire Prevention Week and invited volunteer fire and rescue personnel to the dais; public‑safety staff described the week's theme "Smoke alarms: make them work for you" and encouraged residents to test alarms and plan escape routes.
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