Texas Senate Bill SR481

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 3/23/09
• Enrolled: 3/23/09
• Passed: 3/23/09

Caption

Recognizing March 23, 2009, as Leadership Southeast Texas Day at the State Capitol.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes the importance of regional collaboration in addressing local issues, especially in light of the aftermath of severe weather events such as Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Ike. By recognizing Leadership Southeast Texas, the bill seeks to promote awareness on how communities can work together to overcome challenges and thrive. The event in Austin serves as a platform for graduates and participants to discuss timely issues that affect business development and foster professional interaction with state leaders.

Summary

Senate Resolution 481 designates March 23, 2009, as Leadership Southeast Texas Day at the State Capitol. This resolution acknowledges the Leadership Southeast Texas program, which includes over 120 businesses and organizations from the Southeast Texas region. Established in 1992, the program is designed to identify and motivate leaders while contributing to the economic advancement of the communities in this area. The resolution celebrates the accomplishments of the program and its participants over the years, highlighting their roles as ambassadors for Southeast Texas and the state of Texas as a whole.

Contention

While the resolution appears to carry unanimous support, the context of its timing amidst recent natural disasters indicates a potential urgency for regional unity and collaboration. There is an implicit acknowledgment of the necessity for communities to adapt and respond collectively to the challenges posed by external forces. Although the document does not detail specific points of contention, the significance of local leadership and unity during such crises may face scrutiny in broader discussions about resource allocations and state responsibilities.