Texas Senate Bill SR920

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 5/14/09
• Enrolled: 5/14/09
• Passed: 5/14/09

Caption

Recognizing Edward "Trey" Owens III for his work in the office of Senator Kel Seliger.

Impact

While SR920 is primarily a resolution of recognition and does not propose any changes to state law, it exemplifies the Texas Senate's commitment to acknowledging the contributions of young leaders in the community. By honoring individuals like Trey Owens, the resolution underscores the importance of civic engagement and the role of internships in developing future leaders. It reflects the Senate's values and aims to inspire other young individuals to participate actively in their communities.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 920 recognizes Edward 'Trey' Owens III for his exemplary service as an intern in the office of Texas State Senator Kel Seliger. The resolution highlights Trey’s contributions to the citizens of District 31 during his time in the office and acknowledges his efforts and involvement in various academic and community activities. It serves to commend him for his commitment and service while encouraging his future endeavors.

Contention

There does not appear to be significant contention related to SR920, as it is a resolution expressing admiration and gratitude rather than a legislative bill proposing policy changes. Its positive nature is aimed at promoting recognition of youth engagement in public service and may serve as an example for similar resolutions in the future. The emphasis on leadership within academic institutions and community organizations reflects broader societal values related to education and public service.