Texas Senate Bill SR112

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing February 12, 2015, as Rowlett Day.

Impact

The resolution does not amend any existing laws or regulations within the state but serves primarily as a form of official recognition and celebration. It provides an opportunity for local government representatives and community members to gather and celebrate their achievements at the state level. Such resolutions can strengthen community ties and promote local pride, making them significant for the cities involved.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 112 was introduced to recognize February 12, 2015, as Rowlett Day at the Texas State Capitol. This resolution honors the city of Rowlett, situated on the shores of Lake Ray Hubbard, which has a rich history dating back to the 1830s when it was first settled. The resolution highlights the contributions of Rowlett's citizens to the growth and prosperity of the state and acknowledges their longstanding community values. It serves as a platform for celebrating local heritage and fostering a sense of pride among residents.

Contention

There are generally few points of contention associated with resolutions of this nature, as they tend to unify rather than divide. However, discussions around local days of recognition can sometimes lead to debates about inclusion and representation of various communities within the state. While acknowledging Rowlett's contributions, it's crucial for legislative bodies to continually assess how they celebrate diverse histories and communities throughout Texas.