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2017 Hurricane Season: Tropical Update

 2017 Hurricane Season: Tropical Update 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

2017 Hurricane Season: Tropical Update The 2017 Atlantic hurricane season began on June 1st and will conclude on November 30th. Within the first two months, the United States (US) has already experienced “named” tropical storms and hurricane activity (i.e. Tropical Storm Arlene, Tropical Storm Bret, and Tropical Storm Cindy). Meteorologists from the National Oceanic and…

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New Laws in Texas to Prevent Domestic Violence

 New Laws in Texas to Prevent Domestic Violence 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

New Laws in Texas to Prevent Domestic Violence Prior to the 85th Legislative Session, the frequency of domestic violence cases increased in the Coastal Bend. Several local organizations and my office worked diligently to create new laws to help protect victims and end domestic violence. The Texas Legislature passed some new laws. The following three…

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Coastal Bend Colleges Focus on Coastal Studies

 Coastal Bend Colleges Focus on Coastal Studies 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

Coastal Bend Colleges Focus on Coastal Studies In the Coastal Bend area, we have excellent higher education institutions that educate students on coastal issues, coastal studies and coastal habitats. These higher institutions include Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMUCC), University of Texas Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas (UTMSI), and Del Mar College (DMC).

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The Police Protection Act (HB2908) Signed By The Governor

 The Police Protection Act (HB2908) Signed By The Governor 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

The Police Protection Act (HB2908) Signed By The Governor Police-Protection-Act_Press-Release

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Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

 Alzheimer’s Awareness Month 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

Alzheimer’s Awareness Month The month of June is Alzheimer’s Awareness month. More than 5 million Americans suffer from this disease. About 360,000 of those who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease live in Texas. The Department of Human and Health Services recently estimated that a new case of Alzheimer’s disease develops every 66 seconds. This month…

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