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Comal County Extension reports 229,000 contacts and $2.25M economic impact
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Comal County AgriLife Extension Service reported roughly 229,000 total contacts in the last year, nearly 800 volunteers contributing about 65,000 hours, and an estimated $2,250,000 economic impact; staff also highlighted youth programs reaching about 6,000 students and 531 4‑H members.
Representatives of the Comal County AgriLife Extension Service presented their 2025 annual report, telling the Commissioners Court the office logged approximately 229,000 total contacts last year, of which roughly 166,000 were educational contacts. Staff said nearly 800 volunteers contributed about 65,000 hours, producing an estimated $2,250,000 in local economic impact.
Extension staff described curriculum enrichment programs that reached about 6,000 students in roughly 40 county schools, and they noted 531 4‑H members and 21 senior 4‑H members headed to College Station for state contests next week. Commissioners thanked staff for their work and participation across the county.
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