Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR1053

Introduced
3/28/11  
Introduced
3/28/11  
Refer
3/30/11  
Refer
3/30/11  
Enrolled
4/12/11  
Enrolled
4/12/11  
Passed
4/12/11  

Caption

Commemorating the dedication of Bravo Park in Zapata County and the unveiling of a marker honoring the park's namesake, Judge Manuel B. Bravo.

Impact

The passing of HR1053 serves not only as a recognition of an important local figure but also bolsters community identity and pride within Zapata County. By commemorating Judge Bravo's legacy, the resolution aims to inspire new generations to engage in public service and uphold the values of social justice that he championed. This act of honoring community leaders through such resolutions underscores the importance of local history and heritage in shaping present and future civic involvement.

Summary

House Resolution 1053 honors the dedication of Bravo Park in Zapata County and pays tribute to its namesake, Judge Manuel B. Bravo. The resolution recounts the significant contributions of Judge Bravo to his community, including his work in public service and his influence on social justice and civil rights. The bill highlights his various achievements, such as improving the county's educational system and advocating for community compensation during significant changes like the construction of the International Falcon Reservoir.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1053 is largely positive, reflecting community appreciation for Judge Bravo's contributions. Supporters resonate with the values of civic engagement and social justice that Judge Bravo represented. This resolution emphasizes the shared values within the community about honoring those who have worked tirelessly for the betterment of society, fostering a sense of unity and collective identity among residents.

Contention

While HR1053 appears to enjoy broad support, such commemorative resolutions can sometimes spur discussions on the historical context of the figures being honored, particularly regarding their roles in social justice movements. Issues around representation, inclusion, and the broader implications of memorializing certain individuals in public spaces might emerge, although no direct opposition was indicated in the discussions surrounding this specific resolution.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR2505

Commemorating the dedication of an Official Texas Historical Marker honoring Congressman Mickey Leland.

TX HR527

Commemorating the unveiling of an Official Texas Historical Marker posthumously honoring U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Thadd Harrison Blanton.

TX HR967

Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse.

TX HR134

Commemorating the 100th anniversary of Texas State Parks.

TX HR203

Commemorating the 175th anniversary of Starr County.

TX HR2292

Commemorating the dedication of a historical marker for the James D. Burrus Elementary School in Houston.

TX HCR15

In memory of former Brazoria County sheriff and judge E. J. "Joe" King.

TX HCR28

In memory of former Brazoria County sheriff and judge E. J. "Joe" King.

TX HR2493

Honoring Captain Manuel Romn for his 25 years of service to the Eagle Pass Fire Department.

TX HR253

Honoring Judge Chad Bridges for his 20 years of service to Fort Bend County.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.