State Representative Mano DeAyala has recently posted a series of updates on social media regarding legislative activities and community safety in Texas. The posts highlight his participation in the 89th First Called Special Session, his focus on emergency preparedness, and recent events affecting his district.
On July 21, 2025, DeAyala announced his return to Austin for the legislative session, stating: “Back in Austin for the first day of the 89th First Called Special Session. Governor Abbott’s full agenda for the session is available here: https://t.co/K7WchauQsE I’m especially focused on passing an emergency preparedness bill that will help protect at risk Texas communities https://t.co/taul3y5q9L”
The following day, July 22, DeAyala addressed casualties sustained by his West Houston District in the Hill Country. He wrote: “State Representative Mano DeAyala’s West Houston District sustained a dozen casualties in the Hill Country. He’s advocating “whatever it takes” to prevent a repeat.
“It’s one of those things that’s unthinkable. We owe it to these families, these communities to be reactive, but https://t.co/2a3dqQGVPv“
On July 23, he expressed gratitude toward Governor Greg Abbott for ongoing support: “Thank you Governor @GregAbbott_TX for your continued support! It’s an honor to serve the people of House District 133. #hd133 #txlege https://t.co/AEwhH7tByz”
DeAyala represents House District 133 in West Houston. The current special session was called by Governor Greg Abbott to address several legislative priorities including emergency preparedness measures aimed at safeguarding vulnerable communities across Texas.
