Texas Senate Bill SR612

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 4/14/09
• Enrolled: 4/14/09
• Passed: 4/14/09

Caption

Recognizing the City of Pharr on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.

Impact

The resolution serves to formalize the recognition of Pharr's milestone, reflecting the appreciation of the Texas Senate for the city's contributions to the state. By honoring significant anniversaries like this, the Senate strengthens community ties and promotes civic pride among citizens. The resolution helps to elevate the visibility of such events and underscores the importance of local history in the broader narrative of Texas.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 612 is a measure passed by the Texas Senate recognizing the City of Pharr on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. This resolution highlights the history and significance of Pharr, which was founded in 1909 and is celebrating its centennial with a series of events throughout the year. The celebrations include a centennial gala and various events aimed at honoring Pharr’s cultural heritage and contributions to the state of Texas.

Contention

While the resolution itself does not appear to have any direct points of contention within the legislative process, it represents a broader theme of recognizing and celebrating local culture and history. Such resolutions are often non-controversial, yet they can highlight disparities in attention given to different communities within the state, depending on various factors such as population size and political visibility.