Texas 2013 - 83rd 1st C.S.

Texas Senate Bill SR36

Caption

Recognizing Charles Swearengen for his service as a member of the Hurst City Council.

Impact

The resolution does not change or create laws but serves to express gratitude and acknowledgment of Mr. Swearengen's efforts in local governance and public service. It provides a moment for citizens and fellow council members to reflect on his contributions and the leadership he has provided over the decades. This recognition also reinforces the importance of civic engagement among community leaders and can inspire others to serve their local governments.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 36 is a formal commendation recognizing Charles Swearengen for his long-standing service on the Hurst City Council. Having served for over 30 years as the Place 1 council member, Mr. Swearengen's contributions have greatly impacted the local community through his leadership and service in various city committees. The resolution highlights his roles, including his participation as chair of the Finance and Investment Committee, and his involvement in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Chamber of Commerce and North Central Texas Council of Governments, showcasing his dedication to the needs of city residents.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR36 is overwhelmingly positive, with a strong sense of community appreciation for Mr. Swearengen's years of service. Supporters of the resolution view it as a necessary celebration of someone who has positively influenced the community and addressed various civic needs throughout his tenure. It highlights the value placed on dedication and commitment to public service in local government.

Contention

While there are no considerable points of contention mentioned within the resolution or its discussions, the nature of such recognitions can sometimes evoke discussions on the effectiveness of local councils or the transparency of municipal governance. However, in this case, the bill appears to unite members of the Senate in a shared acknowledgment of an individual's long-term service without notable dissent.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR69

Recognizing Chad Anderson for his service on the Celina City Council.

TX HR906

Commending Rick Grady for his service on the Plano City Council.

TX SR48

Recognizing Charles W. Zahn Jr. on his tenure as chair of the Port of Corpus Christi Commission.

TX SR1

Recognizing Augustin Rivera Jr. for receiving the Distinguished Citizen of the Year Award from the South Texas Council of Boy Scouts of America.

TX HR98

Honoring Charles W. Zahn Jr. for his service as chair of the Port of Corpus Christi Commission.

TX SR688

Recognizing Sean Michael Terry for his record of public service.

TX SR384

Recognizing Shawn M. Snider for his contributions to the City of Edinburg.

TX HR2294

Recognizing the staff of the Texas Legislative Council.

TX SCR40

Recognizing Shawn M. Snider for his contributions to the City of Edinburg.

TX SR531

Recognizing Paul Voelker for his service as Mayor of Richardson.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.