California 2017-2018 Regular Session

California Assembly Bill ACR49

Introduced
3/29/17  
Refer
4/3/17  
Engrossed
5/11/17  
Engrossed
5/11/17  
Refer
5/11/17  
Refer
5/11/17  
Refer
5/24/17  
Refer
7/12/17  
Refer
7/12/17  
Enrolled
8/24/17  
Enrolled
8/24/17  
Chaptered
8/30/17  
Chaptered
8/30/17  
Passed
8/30/17  

Caption

Police Sergeant Scott Lunger Memorial Highway.

Impact

The resolution requests that the California Department of Transportation assess the costs associated with installing appropriate signage that indicates this memorial designation. This request includes sourcing funds through donations from non-state entities to cover the expenses of erecting these signs. The implication is that local communities may engage in fundraising efforts to support this memorial, fostering community involvement in honoring fallen officers.

Summary

Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 49 (ACR49) is a legislative measure that aims to honor the memory of Police Sergeant Scott Paul Lunger by designating a segment of State Highway 4 in Contra Costa County as the 'Police Sergeant Scott Lunger Memorial Highway.' This resolution reflects the respect and admiration held for Sergeant Lunger, who was a dedicated law enforcement officer with a deep commitment to his community. The measure underscores his service and the impact he had on the lives of those around him, especially during his 15-year tenure with the Hayward Police Department.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding ACR49 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting a collective appreciation for Sergeant Lunger's contributions and sacrifice. The resolution not only serves to memorialize a dedicated officer but also symbolizes community solidarity and respect for the law enforcement profession. Legislators and community members alike have expressed their support for the bill, indicating a strong sentiment of gratitude and remembrance.

Contention

While ACR49 primarily serves as a commemorative measure without significant opposition, the broader discussions surrounding memorials for law enforcement often touch upon issues of community sentiment regarding policing practices and public safety. However, this resolution appears to be widely supported, focusing on honoring a life dedicated to public service rather than inciting controversy. The resolution's passage reflects an agreement on the importance of recognizing those who serve in law enforcement.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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