Hays County officials have taken significant steps to honor community contributions and enhance public safety during their recent meeting on July 29, 2025. The commissioners unanimously adopted a proclamation recognizing the legacy of Ramona, a respected community member known for her impactful work in the Victory Gardens neighborhood. This acknowledgment serves to memorialize her contributions and will be passed on to her family, reinforcing the community's commitment to honoring local leaders.

In addition to this tribute, the commissioners declared August 2025 as CAPCOG Emergency Management Awareness and Appreciation Month. This proclamation highlights the importance of emergency management services provided by the Capital Area Council of Governments, which serves multiple counties, including Hays. The initiative aims to raise awareness about emergency preparedness and the vital role these services play in safeguarding communities.

These decisions reflect Hays County's dedication to recognizing local heroes and promoting public safety initiatives, ensuring that residents are informed and prepared for emergencies. As the county moves forward, these actions will foster a stronger sense of community and resilience among its residents.