Staff member urges community to use volunteer medical services from Texas State Guard

A staff member said volunteers from the Texas State Guard will provide on-site medical services and urged community members to attend and use the services.

The staff member told attendees, "Kindness, that's what they should expect, right?" and emphasized the volunteers "are there to offer the services regardless of anyone's circumstances." The speaker said the volunteer teams will include "nurse practitioners," "physician assistants" and "nurses that are volunteers with the State Guard," and described their role as offering help and support.

The announcement framed the volunteers as partners in outreach rather than eligibility screeners. The staff member said the goal is not to question clients but to support them, repeating an invitation: "Please come and be part you know, come and and take advantage of the services." The remarks aimed to reassure community members who might hesitate to attend because of personal circumstances.

No formal vote or motion was recorded on the topic during the session. The discussion was informational and focused on outreach and reassurance; there was no presentation of eligibility rules, legal authorities, or a timeline for services in the transcript.

The meeting closed the topic by reiterating the invitation to use the services and the organizers' intent to provide care with respect and without inquiry into personal circumstances.