Austin County EMS

AUSTIN COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSIONThe mission of Austin County Historical Commission is to protect and preserve the county's historic and prehistoric resources for the use, education, enjoyment and economic benefit of present and future generations.County historical commissions are authorized by the Texas Legislature for the purpose of "initiating and conducting programs for the preservation of the historical heritage of the county." Appointed by the Commissioners' Court for 2-year terms, the members of the commission operate under their own by-laws, but in close association with the Texas Historical Commission in Austin.Austin County Historical Commission meets regularly, six times a year, but the work of its members is continuous. These interesting and educational meetings are open to the public and those interested are encouraged to attend. A project of ACHC in 1993 was replacing and erecting new School Markers in Austin County. Its most recent publications was Official Texas Historical Markers in Austin County.Research and Markers Committee - Responsible for all matters related to Official Texas Historical Markers.Endangered Properties Committee - Keeps a watchful eye out for properties in the county that are threatened by neglect, deterioration, lack of maintenance, insufficient funds, vandalism, inappropriate development or other adverse effects.Archives Committee " Oversees the management and preservation of documents pertaining to Austin County Historical Commission.Archeology Committee " Undertakes activities that promote the preservation of archeological resources.Museum Committee " Serves as the liaison between the CC and the county historical museum, if such exists. This committee should also stay abreast of activities in all museums throughout the county.Cemetery Committee " Involved in cemetery surveys, cemetery clean-up days ( in conjunction with local cemetery associations ) and other similar activities. It may also pursue Historic Texas Cemetery designation for the cemeteries in the county.Heritage Tourism Committee " Formulates strategy and develops the tools needed to spread the word about the county's historic sites and attractions.

Waller County Emergency Medical Services, located in Hempstead, Texas, is dedicated to providing quality emergency medical care to the community. With a focus on professionalism and efficiency, their team of trained professionals is committed to serving those in need. As a leading provider of emergency medical services in the area, Waller County EMS prioritizes the well-being and safety of their patients above all else. Their dedication to excellence and compassionate care sets them apart as a trusted resource for emergency medical assistance.Generated from the website

Washington County 4-H, a division of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals, businesses, and communities in and beyond Texas through high-quality and relevant education. With a focus on agriculture, natural resources, family and community health, and youth development, their team of County Extension Agents and Master Volunteers offer expertise and educational programs to address the specific needs and challenges of Washington County residents. Through program area committees, Extension Education Clubs, Master Volunteer Programs, and 4-H Clubs, Washington County 4-H provides numerous volunteer opportunities for individuals looking to make a difference in their community. With a commitment to continuous learning and training, they empower their Master Naturalists and Master Gardeners to share their expertise with the public. Whether you're interested in agriculture, gardening, or youth development, Washington County 4-H welcomes you to join their family and contribute to the betterment of the community.Generated from the website