Honoring Edward Cash on his retirement from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Impact
The resolution highlights Cash's professional journey, which began after earning his degree from Salem State College. Before joining the federal government, he worked under former Massachusetts Governor Paul Cellucci and contributed to various departments, including the Department of Energy. His extensive experience and dedication to his duties at the Department of Homeland Security have made a lasting impact on state and local government relationships.
Summary
House Resolution 722 is a resolution honoring Edward Cash for his retirement from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Cash, who served as the director of local affairs in the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, retired on January 2, 2009. His career included significant contributions as senior advance representative for past Homeland Security Secretaries and he played a pivotal role in the establishment and operations of the DHS Office of Advance.
Contention
While the resolution serves to honor Cash's accomplishments, it does not imply any contentious points, given its nature as a congratulatory statement. It emphasizes pride in his achievements and expresses best wishes for his future endeavors. The resolution has no legislative implications affecting state laws or ongoing controversies.
Relating to homeland security, including the creation of the Texas Homeland Security Division in the Department of Public Safety, the operations of the Homeland Security Council, the creation of a homeland security fusion center, and the duties of state agencies and local governments in preparing for, reporting, and responding to cybersecurity breaches; providing administrative penalties; creating criminal offenses.