Mississippi 2023 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HR19

Introduced
1/16/23  
Refer
1/16/23  
Engrossed
1/24/23  
Enrolled
1/25/23  

Caption

Mark McAndrews; commend upon his retirement as port director of Port of Pascagoula.

Impact

The passing of HR19 serves to underscore the importance of effective leadership in maritime operations and community resilience. Mr. McAndrews has been credited with enhancing the port's infrastructure, such as the development of the South Terminal facility and improvements to rail systems, contributing to local economic growth and job creation in the area. His proactive leadership has paved the way for future maritime initiatives and the continuation of the port's role as a key economic driver in Jackson County.

Summary

House Resolution 19 is a commendatory resolution honoring Mr. Mark McAndrews for his exceptional leadership and his retirement as port director of the Port of Pascagoula, Mississippi's largest seaport. The resolution highlights his 23 years of dedicated service at the port, during which he oversaw significant developments and navigated numerous challenges. Notably, during his tenure, he played a crucial role in the port's recovery from disaster events, including the immediate implementation of security protocols post-9/11 and effectively managing recovery efforts following Hurricane Katrina, which inflicted substantial damages to the port facilities.

Sentiment

The sentiment represented within HR19 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting appreciation and gratitude for a leader who has made considerable contributions to both the port’s operations and the broader community. The resolution captures a deep respect for Mr. McAndrews’ professional achievements and personal commitment to his roles in both public service and private sector maritime endeavors, conveying a sense of pride within the community for his accomplishments.

Contention

While House Resolution 19 is largely celebratory, it brings attention to the community's reliance on strong leadership in strategic positions. As such, this resolution opens the dialogue on the future trajectory of leadership at the Port of Pascagoula and prompts questions surrounding continuity in strategic projects that are essential for economic resilience and development. The resolution implicitly encourages ongoing support for infrastructure projects and leadership stability that align with the community's maritime goals.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HR53

Commends John Pennison upon his retirement as deputy director of the Plaquemines Port Harbor and Terminal District

MS HR103

Mayor Phil Fisher; commend service as Mayor of Clinton upon occasion of his retirement.

MS HC33

James A. Barber; commend service as Executive Director of PEER upon his retirement.

MS HR41

Bryan Caldwell; commend upon retirement as athletic director of Gulfport High School.

MS HR15

Sheriff Troy J. Peterson; commend upon the occasion of his retirement.

MS SR151

Commends Barry Wilson, Athletic Director of Holy Cross School of New Orleans, upon the occasion of his retirement.

MS HR653

Congratulating H. Thomas Kornegay on his retirement as executive director of the Port of Houston Authority.

MS HR78

Lt. Colonel Malachi Sanders; commend upon occasion of retirement as Duputy Director of the Mississippi Highway Patrol.

MS HR298

Congratulating Frank Brogan on his retirement as managing director of the Port of Corpus Christi.

MS HCR173

Commends Barbara Morvant upon her retirement as executive director of the La. State Board of Nursing

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