Louisiana 2020 2nd Special Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR35

Introduced
10/19/20  
Engrossed
10/19/20  
Engrossed
10/19/20  
Passed
10/21/20  

Caption

Commends the Louisiana National Guard on its service in 2020

Impact

The resolution serves to formalize the state's recognition of the National Guard's efforts, which included administering COVID-19 tests, distributing meals, water, and emergency supplies to hurricane victims, and supporting public safety operations. Such commendations foster a sense of pride and support for the military forces, potentially influencing public perception and policy surrounding funding and resources allocated to emergency response units in the future.

Summary

HCR35 is a House Concurrent Resolution that commends the Louisiana National Guard for their exceptional service throughout the year 2020. The resolution emphasizes the critical role the National Guard played in responding to various emergencies including the COVID-19 pandemic and the natural disasters caused by Hurricanes Laura and Delta. It highlights the hard work, commitment, and selfless dedication of the Guard members in protecting the welfare of Louisiana citizens during these challenging times.

Sentiment

The sentiment around HCR35 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting gratitude and respect for the service of the Louisiana National Guard. Legislative members united in support of the resolution, underlining a shared acknowledgment of the sacrifices made by Guard members who worked diligently under challenging conditions. This resolution is indicative of a strong community connection with its military personnel, bolstering morale both for active service members and the communities they serve.

Contention

While HCR35 did not face significant opposition, such resolutions often bring to light broader issues related to emergency preparedness and the funding of state military operations. Some discussions might involve the effectiveness of state emergency responses and whether more resources should be directed towards these efforts. However, within the context of this resolution, the focus remained on recognition rather than debate.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR89

Commends the Louisiana National Guard on its exemplary service to the state during the last two years in an unprecedented time of natural disasters.

LA SR121

Commends the Louisiana National Guard on its exemplary service to the state of Louisiana during the last two years of unprecedented natural disasters.

LA HCR163

Commends Sergeant First Class Russell S. Clark for his honorable service with the Louisiana Army National Guard and state of Louisiana

LA HCR38

Memorializes Congress and the Louisiana Delegation to defeat the "Ocean-Based Climate Solutions Act of 2020"

LA SCR22

Commends the Volunteer Louisiana Commission for its support of national service and volunteerism in Louisiana.

LA HCR117

Designates Monday, May 22, 2023, as Louisiana Judicial Council of the National Bar Association Day at the state capitol and commends the council

LA HCR77

Commends the Louisiana 4-H Shooting Sports team on winning the 2023-2024 National Championship

LA HR27

Posthumously commends U.S. Army Private Charley F. Owen and other Louisianians who died in service to their country during World War I

LA HCR108

Designates May 10, 2022, as Louisiana Judicial Council of the National Bar Association Day at the state capitol and commends the council

LA SCR48

Commends Tommy Little for his volunteer work and for being named a 2021 Champion of Service by Volunteer Louisiana.

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