Connecticut Senate Bill SB00638

Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/24/13
• Refer: 1/24/13

Caption

An Act Naming A Road In Cromwell In Honor Of Paul Roger Harrington.

Impact

The enactment of SB00638 would serve to commemorate an individual who played significant roles in both law enforcement and military service. By naming a road after Harrington, the legislation aims to promote community engagement and remembrance of local heroes. This type of bill is often seen as a way to strengthen community identity and pride.

Summary

SB00638 is proposed legislation to name a road in Cromwell, Connecticut, in honor of Paul Roger Harrington. Harrington was recognized for his contributions as a dedicated volunteer in the Cromwell community, as well as his service in the Connecticut State Police and the United States Army. The bill seeks to institutionalize this recognition through the naming of a public road.

Contention

While the bill appears straightforward and is largely expected to garner support, discussions around road naming legislation can sometimes raise questions regarding local preferences, historical context, and the criteria used for such honors. It is crucial for the community to show consensus on naming symbols that represent their shared values and memories.