A JOINT RESOLUTION designating the L.G. Frazier Memorial Bridge in Floyd County.
Impact
The bill mandates that the Transportation Cabinet designate the bridge on Kentucky Route 122 and erect appropriate signage within 30 days of the resolution's effective date. This action serves not only to memorialize an important local figure but also to strengthen community bonds by honoring the legacy of individuals who have made lasting contributions to their towns.
Summary
SJR195 is a joint resolution proposing the designation of a bridge in Floyd County as the 'L.G. Frazier Memorial Bridge'. L.G. Frazier was a significant figure in the local community, serving as the Postmaster until his death in 1960 and leaving a legacy of public service through his family, with two of his children pursuing careers in education. The resolution is a tribute to his contributions and the ongoing impact of his family in the community of Price, Kentucky.
Sentiment
The sentiment surrounding SJR195 appears to be positive, reflecting community support for recognizing local historical figures and promoting heritage through memorials. Such resolutions tend to foster pride among residents and celebrate local history, which is often valued in tight-knit communities.
Contention
While the text of SJR195 does not indicate any significant contention surrounding the resolution, memorial designations can sometimes spark discussions about the criteria for honoring individuals in public spaces. However, given the local endorsement from the Floyd County Fiscal Court for this particular resolution, it seems to enjoy broad support without major opposition.