Louisiana 2023 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR258

Introduced
6/4/23  
Introduced
6/4/23  
Passed
6/5/23  

Caption

Commends Cory Stewart for his service to the Louisiana legislature

Impact

The commendation recognizes not only Stewart's personal achievements but also reflects the broader significance of effective communication in governance. By creating the LCO, which serves the entire legislative branch, Stewart has established a model that improves operational efficiency and enhances public engagement. His initiatives have set a precedent that may inspire similar developments in other states, showcasing the importance of adapting legislative communication to modern standards.

Summary

House Resolution No. 258 commends Cory Stewart for his extensive service to the Louisiana legislature over a span of twenty-two years. It highlights Stevens' career progression from a student messenger to becoming the founding chief communications officer of the Legislative Communications Office (LCO). Throughout his tenure, Stewart has worked under four governors and contributed significantly to various communication initiatives that modernized the legislative process in Louisiana. The resolution acknowledges his professionalism, work ethic, and contributions to the state's budget, notably through cost-saving measures resulting from the introduction of an in-house direct mail marketing service.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding HR258 is one of appreciation and pride for Stewart's contributions. Legislators have expressed a sense of admiration for his impactful career, which is marked by milestones that benefit both legislative employees and the larger public. The resolution goes beyond mere recognition; it fosters a sense of community and continuity within the legislature, celebrating dedicated service and the pursuit of excellence in public affairs.

Contention

While HR258 serves as a unifying tribute to Cory Stewart's work, it also opens discussions about the evolving role of communication in state governance. The absence of controversial content or opposition suggests that the bill is widely supported. However, it emphasizes the importance of such resolutions in recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions, thereby encouraging ongoing dedication and commitment within the legislative process.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR74

Commends Gene Stewart for his accomplishments

LA HR1

Commends Gregory Ernst for his service in the legislature of Louisiana

LA SR80

Commends Edwin W. "Bill" Curry for his many years of service to the Legislature of Louisiana and congratulates him upon his retirement.

LA HR84

Commends the Honorable Francis C. Thompson on his status as the longest-serving member of the Legislature of Louisiana

LA HR45

Commends Louisiana State University Junior Jonathan Lambert of Madisonville upon being named a Udall Scholar by the Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation

LA HR230

Commends Mechelle Evans for her dedicated service to the Louisiana Rural Caucus and the Legislature of Louisiana

LA SR219

Commends Senate President John A. Alario Jr. upon his distinguished public service in the Legislature of Louisiana.

LA SR202

Commends Senator Elbert Guillory on his years of distinguished public service in the Legislature of Louisiana.

LA HR25

Commends Serve Louisiana for its dedicated service to the state of Louisiana

LA HR221

Commends Judge Joel Chaisson for his many years of service to the state of Louisiana

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.