Louisiana 2013 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR10

Introduced
4/9/13  

Caption

Commends the owners and employees of T. Baker Smith, LLC, in celebrating a Century of Solutions.

Impact

SR10 formally acknowledges the accomplishments of T. Baker Smith, LLC over the past hundred years. The resolution also aims to fortify community pride and recognition of local businesses that have significantly contributed to the economy and infrastructure of the region. By commemorating the firm’s extensive history, the bill enhances public awareness of the contributions made by long-established businesses and their roles in regional development. This kind of recognition can inspire similar entities and support the ethos of local economic growth and resilience.

Summary

Senate Resolution 10 (SR10) serves as a commendation celebrating the century-long achievements of T. Baker Smith, LLC. Founded in 1913, T. Baker Smith has played a pivotal role in the development of infrastructure in southeast Louisiana, significantly contributing to various sectors including civil engineering and the oil and gas industry. The resolution recognizes the company’s historical impact and ongoing commitment to precision and integrity in providing tailored engineering solutions. It highlights the evolution of the firm from its inception as a small surveying operation to its current status as a leading engineering and environmental design firm in the United States.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding SR10 is positive, highlighting the importance of local business achievements and contributions to community welfare. Legislators have shown strong support for the recognition of T. Baker Smith, viewing it as a necessary celebration of business success that fosters community spirit and growth. The unified accolade serves to reinforce the narrative that local enterprises play a vital role in regional prosperity and helps underscore the value of long-term business relationships with the community.

Contention

While SR10 is primarily celebratory in nature, resolutions of this type can sometimes face minor skepticism regarding their practical implications. Critics, although minimal in this case, might question the focus on individual business commendations in light of broader economic issues. However, the recognition of T. Baker Smith aligns with common legislative practices focusing on commemorating influential figures and businesses, reinforcing a narrative of progress and celebration rather than contention.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR36

Commends the State-Line Fishing and Hunting Club in celebrating its centennial for one hundred years of common ownership.

LA SR62

Commends Bernhard LLC for 100 years of operation.

LA SCR37

Commends Brammer Engineering, Inc. upon the celebration of its 50th anniversary.

LA SCR106

Commends CenturyLink, Inc. and its employees for 85 years of service to the citizens of Louisiana and customers across our nation and for following an exemplary corporate philosophy.

LA SR24

Designates March 19, 2018, as ExxonMobil Day at the State Capitol and to commend ExxonMobil for its long-term contributions to the economy of the state of Louisiana.

LA SR207

Commends Bishop Dr. Michael L. Smith Sr. on his apostolic anointing.

LA HR81

Commends Larry and Dorothy Kinlaw upon the celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary

LA SCR68

Commends Glen F. Post III upon his retirement from CenturyLink, Inc.

LA SCR15

Commends Firestone Polymers, LLC in Lake Charles on the celebration of its 75th Anniversary.

LA SR177

Commends long-time lobbyist, Charlie Smith, upon his selection as an inductee to the Louisiana Political Hall of Fame for 2011.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.