Texas Senate Bill SR624

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 4/15/09
• Enrolled: 4/15/09
• Passed: 4/15/09

Caption

Recognizing April 15, 2009, as Ward County Day at the State Capitol.

Impact

The resolution brings attention to Ward County's rich history, for instance, its agricultural achievements, such as the development of a new strain of alfalfa, and its notable recognition at the 1904 World's Fair for grape production. It underscores the county's economic contributions, particularly through the oil boom, which continues to be a source of pride and legacy for its citizens. This recognition has implications for community engagement and local identity.

Summary

Senate Resolution 624 recognizes April 15, 2009, as Ward County Day at the State Capitol. This resolution is a formal acknowledgment by the Texas Senate celebrating the significant role that Ward County has played in the history and development of the state of Texas. The resolution highlights moments in the county's past, including its creation in 1887 and its historical contributions through agriculture and the oil boom.

Contention

There are no significant points of contention regarding SR624 since it serves a ceremonial purpose and aims to honor the contributions of Ward County citizens rather than enacting or amending any laws. The resolution is likely to be viewed positively by all stakeholders, focusing on community spirit rather than legislative conflict.