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Harris County designates Hispanic Heritage Month, National Night Out, flu awareness and Pet Wellness Month

September 22, 2026 | Harris County, Texas


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Harris County designates Hispanic Heritage Month, National Night Out, flu awareness and Pet Wellness Month
The County Judge read multiple proclamations on Sept. 22 designating Sept. 15–Oct. 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month in Harris County, Oct. 6 as National Night Out and October as a flu-awareness month and Pet Wellness Month. The proclamations emphasize community partnerships, outreach and vaccination campaigns; the judge noted county population figures in the Hispanic Heritage Month proclamation.

The court also recognized community leaders including Dr. Maria C. Gonzalez and health advocates such as Dr. Roy Rivera for contributions to arts, education and inclusive health care. "Harris County Commissioners Court reaffirms its steadfast commitment to honoring and safeguarding Hispanics' enduring contributions to our county's prosperity and excellence," the County Judge said while reading the resolution.

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