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Commissioners proclaim Community Action Month and National Prevention Week
Summary
Kendall County adopted two proclamations recognizing May 2026 as Community Action Month and May 10–16 as National Prevention Week, with representatives from the Community Council and a county prevention coalition presenting program highlights.
The Kendall County Commissioners Court adopted two proclamations during its May 12 meeting recognizing local and national prevention work.
Dan Montiano, the Community Council of South Central Texas representative, described the council's veterans program and said the program assisted about 181 veterans this year. The court approved Proclamation P-20260512-1 designating May 2026 as Community Action Month by a unanimous vote.
Philip Taylor, the Kendall County Community Coalition coordinator with the Hill Country Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, presented the case for National Prevention Week and urged collaborative prevention activities involving schools, health providers and first responders. The court approved Proclamation P-20260512-2 proclaiming May 10–16 as National Prevention Week in Kendall County, again by a unanimous vote.
County officials framed the proclamations as recognition of ongoing local partnerships that connect residents with prevention and veteran-support services and encouraged residents to participate in related community events.
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