Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR139

Introduced
5/21/24  
Introduced
5/21/24  
Engrossed
5/21/24  
Engrossed
5/21/24  
Passed
5/28/24  

Caption

Commends Jeffery L. Mumphrey on the occasion of his retirement

Impact

While HCR139 is primarily a commendation, it reflects on the importance of recognizing effective public servants within the state. By honoring individuals like Mr. Mumphrey, the resolution sets a precedent for acknowledging the significant contributions state employees make toward functioning government systems and public welfare. The positive acknowledgment of their work encourages a culture of appreciation and can inspire current and future public servants to aspire towards excellence in their governmental roles.

Summary

House Concurrent Resolution No. 139 (HCR139) serves as a formal commendation to Jeffery L. Mumphrey on his retirement after a distinguished career in public service. The resolution outlines Mr. Mumphrey's notable contributions and achievements during his extensive tenure with the state of Louisiana, which included various roles across multiple agencies such as the Louisiana Workforce Commission and the Department of Education. Commending his exemplary dedication, the resolution acknowledges his hard work in producing numerous executive budgets and agency-specific budget requests, emphasizing his reliability and organizational skills.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR139 is overwhelmingly positive, highlighting collective respect and admiration for Mr. Mumphrey's career and contributions. Legislators participating in the discussion expressed gratitude for his service, portraying a unified support for honoring capable individuals who invest their careers in state governance. This sentiment cultivates a reinforcing atmosphere of gratitude and recognition, which is vital for fostering motivation within the public sector workforce.

Contention

There were no notable points of contention mentioned in relation to HCR139, as the resolution received unanimous support during voting. With a clean slate of approval, reflecting no opposition, the bill signifies unity among legislators in appreciating public service, highlighting a shared value in the importance of commending individuals for their dedication to state operations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR26

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

LA HCR13

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

LA HCR146

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

LA HCR62

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

LA HCR130

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

LA SCR9

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

LA HR267

Commends Master Sergeant Cedric E. Phelps on the occasion of his retirement

LA HR142

Commends Billy Lewis on the occasion of his retirement

LA HR257

Commends Joseph E. Peychaud, Jr., on the occasion of his retirement

LA SCR59

Commends and congratulates retired Chief Justice Bernette J. Johnson on the occasion of her 80th birthday and for a distinguished legal career.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.