Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR58

Introduced
4/8/24  
Introduced
4/8/24  
Engrossed
4/9/24  
Engrossed
4/9/24  
Passed
4/17/24  

Caption

Commends Sheriff Tony Mancuso on the occasion of his retirement

Impact

The resolution serves more than just a ceremonial purpose; it highlights the significance of Sheriff Mancuso's contributions to law enforcement and his efforts in community engagement. By acknowledging his service, HCR58 reflects the state's appreciation for those who dedicate their careers to public safety and community welfare. The resolution also reinforces the importance of recognizing public servants upon their retirement, thereby fostering a culture of gratitude and respect towards law enforcement personnel.

Summary

HCR58 is a House Concurrent Resolution that commends Sheriff Tony Mancuso on the occasion of his retirement from public office. Sheriff Mancuso's extensive career in law enforcement began in 1984, culminating in his service as sheriff of Calcasieu Parish since 2004. Throughout his tenure, he has faced numerous challenges, including natural disasters and critical incidents, and has played a vital role in unifying the law enforcement community in Southwest Louisiana. This resolution recognizes his dedication and the positive impact he has made in law enforcement and the local community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR58 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating Sheriff Mancuso's achievements and the years of dedication he has shown to his community. Legislators from both parties expressed their admiration during discussions, emphasizing his commitment and the challenges he successfully navigated as sheriff. This resolution has united members of the legislature in a collective appreciation for his service, reflecting a shared value of supporting and honoring public service.

Contention

While the resolution is largely non-controversial, it may serve as a foundation for discussions about the future of law enforcement in the region, particularly in terms of succession planning and the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement agencies. The recognition of Mancuso's contributions may evoke discussions about the ongoing needs for community-oriented policing and the importance of having strong leadership in law enforcement, ensuring that the legacy of effective service continues in Calcasieu Parish.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR133

Commends Sheriff Greg Champagne on his second term as president of the National Sheriff's Association

LA HCR13

Commends Mayor Mark Piazza of Abbeville on the occasion of his retirement from civil service

LA HCR26

Commends Jeneral C. "Jack" Chelette on the occasion of his retirement

LA HCR86

Commends St. Martin Parish Sheriff Becket Breaux on his receipt of new certification from the Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy and for leading the St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office to receive accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies

LA HCR146

Commends Michael J. Olivier on the occasion of his retirement from the Committee of 100 for Economic Development

LA SCR9

Commends Bossier High School Principal David Thrash on the occasion of his retirement.

LA HR134

Commends Deputy Brett Savant of the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office on being named 2023 Deputy of the Year by the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association

LA HCR62

Commends John Craig Arceneaux, head coach of the Church Point High School football team, on the occasion of his retirement

LA HR178

Commends the Honorable David Matlock, chief judge of the Juvenile Court for Caddo Parish, on the occasion of his retirement

LA HCR130

Commends Dr. Walter Benoit Comeaux, Jr., on the occasion of his one hundredth birthday

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.