Wichita County proclaims National 4‑H Week and endorses National Night Out events
September 30, 2026 | Wichita County, Texas
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Wichita County Commissioners Court used part of its Sept. 29 meeting to recognize two community events: National 4‑H Week (Oct. 4–10, 2026) and the 43rd annual National Night Out on Oct. 6.
The court read a proclamation noting 4‑H as "America's largest youth development organization" and invited members to participate in a Go Green day on Oct. 5. Officials also read a proclamation encouraging residents to join the Wichita County Sheriff's Office and neighborhood watch groups for National Night Out, noting planned displays and first‑responder participation from 6–9 p.m. at the KMA/K Bay Fire Department (events weather permitting).
The court read a proclamation noting 4‑H as "America's largest youth development organization" and invited members to participate in a Go Green day on Oct. 5. Officials also read a proclamation encouraging residents to join the Wichita County Sheriff's Office and neighborhood watch groups for National Night Out, noting planned displays and first‑responder participation from 6–9 p.m. at the KMA/K Bay Fire Department (events weather permitting).
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