Dedicates a portion of the state highway system in the town of Petersburg, county of Rensselaer, to Fire Chief Robert Bornt.
Impact
The bill serves a ceremonial purpose, with the primary implication being the installation of signage on the bridge to commemorate Chief Bornt. While the dedication is significant in recognizing public service, the bill also clarifies that the official name of the bridge shall not change. This ensures that there is no disruption to commerce or confusion regarding the bridge's identification for travelers and local residents.
Summary
Bill S08355 aims to dedicate a portion of the state highway system, specifically a bridge located on state route two in the town of Petersburg, county of Rensselaer, to honor Fire Chief Robert Bornt. This act recognizes Chief Bornt's contributions to the community and his service in the fire department. The bill proposes to install signage that states 'Bridge Dedicated to Fire Chief Robert Bornt,' highlighting the commitment to honoring local heroes.
Contention
There are limited points of contention concerning this bill, given its honorary nature. However, discussions around similar bills often include debates on the appropriateness of dedicating state resources for ceremonial purposes and ensuring that such honors are reserved for individuals with substantial public impact. In this case, the intent to honor an individual recognized for their community service is likely to gain broad support.
Designates a portion of the state highway system as the "Firefighter Peyton L. S. Morse Memorial Highway" in the hamlet of La Fargeville, town of Orleans, Jefferson county.
Designates a portion of the state highway system as the "Firefighter Peyton L. S. Morse Memorial Highway" in the hamlet of La Fargeville, town of Orleans, Jefferson county.