Tennessee House Bill HJR1264

Tennessee 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/28/24
• Engrossed: 4/2/24
• Enrolled: 4/10/24
• Passed: 4/16/24

Caption

A RESOLUTION to honor and commend Sergeant Israel Eugenio Hernandez of the Alcoa Police Department.

Impact

While HJR1264 does not alter existing laws, it serves as a formal recognition that upholds and promotes the values of community service and law enforcement. The resolution reflects the State’s appreciation for law enforcement personnel who exemplify dedication and bravery in their roles. By commending Sergeant Hernandez, the resolution seeks to inspire other members of law enforcement and reinforce the importance of their contributions to community safety and security.

Summary

House Joint Resolution 1264 (HJR1264) is a resolution dedicated to honoring Sergeant Israel Eugenio Hernandez of the Alcoa Police Department for his exemplary service in law enforcement. The resolution emphasizes the noble tradition of individuals who prioritize public safety and welfare, spotlighting Sergeant Hernandez's commitment to the community since he joined the Alcoa Police Department in 2005. It provides acknowledgment of his contributions not only to the safety of the citizens of Alcoa but also to broader public welfare in Blount County and the State of Tennessee.

Contention

There were no significant points of contention recorded in relation to HJR1264, which appears to be widely supported. The resolution's focus on commendation rather than legislative change could mitigate potential disagreements. However, it is indicative of broader discussions surrounding law enforcement and community relations, highlighting the efforts to portray law enforcement in a positive light amidst varying public opinions about policing in contemporary society.