Texas Senate Bill SR406

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing March 25, 2015, as Coppell Day.

Impact

The resolution recognizes Coppell's growth into a vibrant city with more than 1,000 businesses and a robust educational system. It underscores the city's achievements, including accolades from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the designation as one of the best suburbs in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in 2012 and 2014. This recognition aims not only to honor the community but also to foster a sense of pride among its residents and promote further growth and development.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 406 commemorates March 25, 2015, as Coppell Day at the Texas State Capitol, celebrating the city of Coppell and its proud community. The resolution highlights the historical significance of Coppell, tracing its origins back to the mid-1800s when James Parish became the first known settler. The document recounts the town's evolution from an agricultural center to a thriving residential community, showcasing its development and modernization over the years.

Contention

While SR406 serves primarily as a celebratory resolution without significant legal implications, it reflects the broader practice of local and state entities recognizing community contributions. Such resolutions can sometimes spark discussions about resource allocation and local governance, as they spotlight the community's needs and achievements amidst larger legislative agendas. However, in this particular instance, the resolution aligned stakeholders around a positive narrative focused on community pride rather than division.