The regular meeting of Cuero City Council on August 12 began with Public Comments from Former Mayor Buzz Edge urging Council to reconsider funding the Cuero Municipal Airport. He cited low airplane registrations and the potential need for funds. He requested further discussion before any decisions are made.
During the Presentations and Recognitions portion of the meeting, Maternal-Child Health Navigator with Texas A&M School of Nursing Heather Brown, introduced Golden Crescent Moms, a program focused on reducing neonatal abstinence syndrome and improving maternal-child health in at-risk rural communities. The program, funded by a three-year HRS A grant, serves DeWitt, Lavaca, Jackson, and Calhoun counties, offering support and essential resources to pregnant women and new mothers.
Chairman of the Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum Robert Oliver, and Contractor Zed Stewart provided an update on the Graves Building restoration, detailing plans to stabilize the structure and restore the facade, with significant progress expected soon. Council thanked all presenters for their updates.
