Water issues, school safety and education reform were topics tackled by a pair of Democratic candidates vying for state offices during a June 30 forum.
The event, held at the Wimberley Community Center, featured Democratic candidate Steven Kling, who’s running against incumbent Donna Campbell (R-New Braunfels) for the State Senate 25 seat, and candidate Mike Collier, who will battle incumbent Dan Patrick in the Lt. Governor’s race.
Kling, who is vying for a district that encompasses six counties, including Hays, took on the topic of Wimberley potentially striking a deal with Aqua Texas to supply sewage lines in downtown. There is overarching dissent against the water supplier in the community.
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