Connecticut Senate Bill SB00559

Connecticut 2011 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/21/11
• Refer: 1/21/11

Caption

An Act Naming A State Building The "lieutenant Governor Joseph J. Fauliso Facility".

Impact

If enacted, this bill will formally designate a building within the state as a tribute to Joseph J. Fauliso. Such actions typically serve to honor the individual's legacy and promote civic pride among residents. In this case, the bill would contribute to the state's effort to acknowledge public servants and their contributions to the community, fostering a sense of identity connected to these historical figures.

Summary

SB00559 proposes to name a state building the 'Lieutenant Governor Joseph J. Fauliso Facility' in honor of the significant contributions made by former Lieutenant Governor Joseph J. Fauliso throughout his extensive career in public service. This bill recognizes his service in various capacities across all three branches of state government, specifically highlighting his roles as a state senator and Lieutenant Governor. The naming of public buildings after notable figures is a common practice that reflects the values and history of a community.

Contention

While the bill is straightforward in its intent to honor a notable figure, some may argue about the criteria used for naming state buildings. There can be debates over whether individuals honored in this manner are representative of the diverse history and values of all state residents. Nonetheless, this bill primarily serves as a symbol of recognition rather than a contentious piece of legislation.