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Hurst-Euless-Bedford Chamber Invites Local High Schoolers to Apply for 2026 Youth in Government Program by December 2

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Published on December 01, 2025
Hurst-Euless-Bedford Chamber Invites Local High Schoolers to Apply for 2026 Youth in Government Program by December 2Source: Geron Dison on Unsplash

The HEB Chamber has announced the deadline for high school juniors and seniors residing in Hurst, Euless, or Bedford to apply for its 2026 Youth in Government program. According to the City of Euless website, the last day to submit applications is December 2, and interested individuals are encouraged to begin the process as applications were available starting in November.

Encouraging civic engagement among the youth, this program offers a unique opportunity for local high schoolers to gain firsthand experience in government operations. Students looking for more information and to access the application can visit the Chamber's official webpage. In an advisory obtained by the City of Euless, participants with accessibility concerns were reminded to reach out to Connie Scott, the ADA Coordinator. While living in Hurst, Euless, or Bedford, seniors and juniors in high school are the only ones eligible for the program.

Euless emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and civic participation, ensuring that assistance is available for all individuals wishing to engage in its programs. Residents who require an auxiliary aid or a modification of policies to effectively communicate or participate should contact Connie Scott at her office at 817-685-1439 well ahead of the event. The City notes that requests should be made no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event.

The Youth in Government program demonstrates the HEB Chamber's commitment to shaping the civic leaders of tomorrow. They recognize that by inviting youth to participate in local governance, they are laying the foundation for an informed and active citizenry. As Scott emphasized at her office, located at 201 North Ector Dr, Euless, TX, everyone who requires assistance should feel empowered to seek it, and the city is prepared to accommodate the needs of all who wish to contribute to their community's future.