A RESOLUTION to recognize and honor Alvin and Margaret Large, members of the Jefferson County Rescue Squad and Jefferson County Crewettes.
The resolution serves primarily as an acknowledgment of the Larges' dedication and hard work in their roles within the rescue and support services, contributing to community health and safety. While it does not introduce new legislation or alter existing laws, it emphasizes the importance of community service and the role of volunteer organizations in maintaining public safety. By commemorating these individuals through a formal resolution, the bill reinforces public appreciation for those who serve in responsive community roles.
Senate Joint Resolution 481 (SJR0481) is a resolution that formally recognizes and honors the contributions of Alvin and Margaret Large, active members of the Jefferson County Rescue Squad and Jefferson County Crewettes. The resolution seeks to commend their longstanding service to the community and highlights their individual achievements within their respective organizations. Alvin Large's notable contributions include his experience as a registered EMT and his participation in numerous significant community events and emergencies over the decades, such as the 1967 Silver Bridge collision and the 1993 blizzard response.
There are no significant points of contention surrounding SJR0481, as it is a non-controversial resolution dedicated to honoring the contributions of two esteemed citizens. Such resolutions generally receive overwhelming support, as seen in the voting history where SJR0481 passed with 95 votes in favor and none against on the consent calendar. This unanimous support reflects a consensus in the legislative body concerning the value of volunteer service in the state.
Overall, SJR0481 exemplifies the legislative practice of recognizing individuals who contribute positively to their communities. The resolution serves as a reminder of the value of public service and encourages ongoing commitment to community safety and welfare.