Texas House Bill HR52

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 11/25/08
• Refer: 2/18/09
• Enrolled: 3/16/09
• Passed: 3/16/09

Caption

Congratulating Robert L. Frazier on his retirement from the Katy Police Department.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes Chief Frazier's impact on the Katy Police Department as he led the organization through a period of growth and professional development. His leadership style and commitment to integrity have fostered respect among his officers and built a positive reputation within the law enforcement community in Texas. The resolution serves to publicly acknowledge his role in shaping the police department and enhancing the community’s trust in law enforcement.

Summary

House Resolution 52 (HR52) honors Chief Robert L. Frazier on his retirement from the Katy Police Department after a distinguished career spanning 45 years. The resolution highlights his achievements, beginning with his initial service at the Memorial Village Police Department, followed by a successful tenure at the Katy Police Department where he rose through the ranks to become chief in 1996. This recognition reflects not only his professional dedication but also his contributions to the community's safety and well-being over decades.

Contention

While the resolution itself is primarily celebratory, it can also be viewed in the context of the evolving role of law enforcement in society. Chief Frazier's retirement may open discussions about succession and the future leadership of the Katy Police Department, as well as about the challenges and responsibilities faced by police in modern times. It draws attention to the need for competent leadership in law enforcement agencies, particularly during transitional periods.