Rep. Cole Hefner, a Republican member of the Texas State House representing the 5th district since 2017, recently shared updates and reflections on social media, including condolences for a fallen trooper, community engagement activities, and remarks on Constitution Day.
On September 16, 2025, Hefner expressed his condolences regarding the death of a Texas Highway Patrol officer: “I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Texas Highway Patrol Trooper Jerry Wayne Adamick Jr. Trooper Adamick served with honor and commitment, protecting our communities and embodying the very best of the Texas Department of Public Safety. My heartfelt prayers are with https://t.co/v4BE2FRfWN”.
The following morning, September 17, Hefner highlighted his involvement with local organizations: “This morning I had the pleasure of joining the Hideaway-Lindale Kiwanis Club to share a legislative update and visit with friends and neighbors. I’m always grateful for the opportunity to talk about the work being done in Austin and hear directly from those I represent. Thank https://t.co/5fnVqdS6xd”.
Later that day, he marked Constitution Day by sharing his perspective on its significance: “Today we celebrate the Constitution — the cornerstone of our Republic and the safeguard of our God-given freedoms. Written with wisdom and faith, it has endured for more than two centuries because it recognizes that our rights come not from government, but from Almighty God. As https://t.co/5bIYdTtZDZ”.
Hefner has represented Texas’s 5th House district since succeeding Bryan Hughes in 2017.
