Strafford County proclaims May as ALS Awareness Month
April 23, 2026 | Strafford County, New Hampshire
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The Strafford County Board of County Commissioners unanimously voted April 23 to proclaim May as ALS Awareness Month.
The chair said the request came via email from resident Luke Haidok and described ALS as a progressive neurological disease that gradually robs people of the ability to walk, speak and breathe. The board approved placing the Strafford County seal on the proclamation and returning it to Haidok.
The proclamation was moved and seconded and passed by unanimous voice vote. The declaration does not create new county programs; commissioners said it is intended to raise awareness of ALS and acknowledge local residents and families affected by the disease.
The board continued with scheduled business after the vote.
The chair said the request came via email from resident Luke Haidok and described ALS as a progressive neurological disease that gradually robs people of the ability to walk, speak and breathe. The board approved placing the Strafford County seal on the proclamation and returning it to Haidok.
The proclamation was moved and seconded and passed by unanimous voice vote. The declaration does not create new county programs; commissioners said it is intended to raise awareness of ALS and acknowledge local residents and families affected by the disease.
The board continued with scheduled business after the vote.
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