Recognizing February 10, 2009, as Waller County Day at the State Capitol.
The bill emphasizes the importance of local heritage and community gatherings. Waller County is recognized for its rich agricultural background, noting the significance of crops such as rice, soybeans, and corn in the county's economy. Additionally, the presence of Prairie View A&M University as a vital educational institution is acknowledged, showcasing the commitment to education and service within the county.
HR210 is a resolution recognizing February 10, 2009, as Waller County Day at the State Capitol. The resolution acknowledges the proud citizens of Waller County who gather in Austin to celebrate their community and its contributions to the Texas economy and cultural heritage. Throughout the resolution, significant historical references highlight the region's development from its early days, marked by the nomadic Bidai tribe and later European settlement.
While the resolution does not present contentious elements typical of legislative bills regarding policy or law, it serves as a unifying document that brings local pride to the forefront. By celebrating Waller County's history and contributions to Texas, the resolution focuses on community recognition rather than legislative changes.