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Arkansas Senate Bill SR7

Arkansas 2025 Regular Session

Arkansas Senate Bill SR7

Introduced
1/28/25  

Caption

To Recognize The City Of Siloam Springs As Recipient In 2024 Of A Volunteer Community Of The Year Award, The Most Innovative City Award, The Floodplain Community Of The Year Award, And A Trendsetter City Award.

Impact

Siloam Springs' recognitions have significant implications for state expectation towards community involvement. This bill emphasizes the role of civic engagement in driving local development and can serve as a model for other Arkansas cities. By acknowledging such initiatives, it highlights the importance of citizen participation and voluntary service in improving community welfare. The successful implementation of the 'Love Siloam' program illustrates how dedicated community efforts can lead to substantial achievements in service, thus encouraging similar programs in other municipalities.

Summary

Senate Resolution 7 (SR7) aims to recognize the city of Siloam Springs for its exemplary achievements in community involvement and innovative practices. Through a series of awards, including the Volunteer Community of the Year and the Most Innovative City Award from Engage Arkansas, Siloam Springs demonstrates a strong commitment to civic engagement and community service. The resolution highlights key initiatives, such as the 'Love Siloam' volunteer program, which brought together residents and organizations to enhance local services and contribute to various community projects, thus fostering a spirit of collaboration and social duty among residents.

Contention

While the resolution stands as a celebration of Siloam Springs' accomplishments, it may evoke discussions on resource allocation for community programs across different Arkansas cities. Some local officials and organizations might contend that more immediate issues require attention rather than recognizing achievements. The disparities in recognition and support for community programs between various cities can lead to debates on equity and resource distribution at the state level, prompting a need for broader discussions on how to foster community development inclusively.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AR HR1004

To Recognize The Arkansas Committee Of The National Museum Of Women In The Arts For Thirty-five Years Of Creative Contributions To The Citizens Of Arkansas And Continuous Support Of Women Artists In Arkansas.

AR SR23

To Recognize The Arkansas Committee Of The National Museum Of Women In The Arts For Thirty-five Years Of Creative Contributions To The Citizens Of Arkansas And Continuous Support Of Women Artists In Arkansas.

AR HCR1002

To Recognize The Arkansas Committee Of The National Museum Of Women In The Arts For Thirty-five Years Of Creative Contributions To The Citizens Of Arkansas And Continuous Support Of Women Artists In Arkansas.

AR HR1025

To Recognize The Hicks Funeral Home For Eighty-nine Years Of Service To The Hope Community.

AR SR9

To Recognize The Hicks Funeral Home For Eighty-nine Years Of Service To The Hope Community.

AR HR1026

To Recognize Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. For One Hundred Ten (110) Years Of Service To The Community.

AR SR4

To Recognize The Siloam Springs Panthers And Lady Panthers Cheer Team For Winning The 2022 Class 5a-6a Co-ed State Championship And The National Cheerleaders Association High School National Championship.

AR SR10

To Recognize The Siloam Springs Panthers And Lady Panthers Cheer Team For Winning The 2022 Class 5a-6a Co-ed State Championship And The National Cheerleaders Association High School National Championship.

AR HR1034

To Recognize The 2023-2024 Junction City Lady Dragons' Cheer Squad As The 1a-2a Cheer State Champions.

AR HR1016

To Recognize The Siloam Springs Panthers And Lady Panthers Cheer Team For Winning The 2022 Class 5a-6a Co-ed State Championship And The National Cheerleaders Association High School National Championship.

Similar Bills

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