Candidate Angie Unger thanks Commission on Aging and urges intergenerational cooperation
Summary
Angie Unger, a candidate for Hays County Commissioner Precinct 4, used reopened public comment to thank the commission and urge collaboration between older adults and younger generations, saying "experience and energy at the same table" strengthens community.
Angie Unger, who said she is running for Hays County Commissioner Precinct 4, addressed the Commission on Aging during reopened public comment and praised the seniors in the room for their community contributions.
"You are the backbone of this county, and the wisdom in this room is worth more than any any title," Unger said, adding that she was "here to say thank you to this organization and to the seniors who show up, who serve, and who build community quietly and faithfully." She said she came to listen and to learn from the commission's projects.
Chair Sherman Kaufman waived the usual sign-up form to allow Unger to speak. Commissioners thanked her for attending and noted the county's partnership with the commission on transportation programs such as StarBus.
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