Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR53

Introduced
4/28/15  
Introduced
4/28/15  
Passed
4/29/15  

Caption

Commends Adrienne Reyes, queen of the Buras Volunteer Fire Department 2015 Oilfield Crawfish Boil-Off

Impact

While HR53 is not a legislative bill in the traditional sense and does not impose any changes to state laws, it reflects an ongoing tradition of recognizing individual achievements within local communities. The act of commending Adrienne Reyes represents a commitment to celebrate local contributions which can inspire other young residents to engage with and serve their communities. By acknowledging these acts, the resolution strengthens community bonds and highlights the positive role of civic participation by youth.

Summary

House Resolution No. 53, introduced by Representative Leopold, commends Adrienne Reyes for her role as the 2015 Buras Volunteer Fire Department Oilfield Crawfish Boil-Off Queen. This resolution highlights her achievements as an 18-year-old senior in high school who brings pride to her family and the community of Buras, Louisiana. The resolution serves not only to honor her but also to recognize the cultural significance of community events in the region, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement and recognition in civic activities.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR53 is overwhelmingly positive, portraying a sense of pride and appreciation for community leaders and young individuals who contribute to local culture. Supporters of the resolution recognize the value of such events in fostering community spirit and encouraging youth to take part in local traditions. Acknowledgment of personal achievements like those of Reyes resonates well within the community, emphasizing shared values and collective pride.

Contention

As a resolution, HR53 does not appear to carry any significant points of contention within the legislative discourse. It is primarily a matter of local pride and recognition, unlikely to generate substantial debate. Nevertheless, it underscores the cultural significance of local events and the responsibilities that come with community leadership roles. By showcasing youth involvement, it promotes positive civic engagement, which may lead to discussions on broader local initiatives in the future.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR79

Commends the Buras Volunteer Fire Department, its 2016 Oilfield Crawfish Boil-Off, and 2016 Oilfield Crawfish Queen Charlie Soileau

LA HR54

Commends the Buras Volunteer Fire Department and its 2015 Oilfield Crawfish Boil-Off

LA HR5

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2015 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival

LA HR50

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2017 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen, and Teen Orange Queen

LA HR98

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2018 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen Hope Noelle Wilkins, and Teen Orange Queen Jenna ReneƩ Hewitt

LA HR67

Commends Madison Francis Guidry on being crowned 2025 Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival Queen

LA HR57

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2019 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen Blair Nicole Jones, and Teen Orange Queen Emily Elizabeth Johnson

LA HR80

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2016 Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, Orange Queen Devin Renee Kaliszeski, and Teen Orange Queen Madison Lee Coludrovich

LA HR175

Commends Ditch Diggers from Lafitte on winning the 2019 Louisiana Crawfish Boil Championship in Marrero

LA HR4

Commends the organizers and volunteers of the 2015 Plaquemines Parish Heritage and Seafood Festival

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.