Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SCR52

Refer
5/4/11  
Refer
5/4/11  
Enrolled
5/12/11  
Enrolled
5/12/11  
Passed
5/27/11  

Caption

Recognizing Donn and Arlene Adelman for their efforts on behalf of Crime Stoppers.

Impact

If enacted, SCR52 would encourage statewide initiatives to support military personnel and their families, impacting various sectors including education, healthcare, and local economic development. The resolution may prompt state agencies to develop programs tailored to the needs of military families, such as improved access to services and benefits that can enhance their quality of life. Furthermore, the bill may lead to collaborations between military and civilian sectors aimed at addressing challenges faced by service members in transitioning to civilian life.

Summary

SCR52 is a concurrent resolution that aims to formally recognize and support the state's ongoing commitment to military affairs and the service of its armed forces. The bill articulates the importance of military presence in the state and the contributions of active, reserve, and retired service members to local communities. The intent behind this resolution is to foster stronger connections between military installations and the civilian population while highlighting the critical role that these forces play in ensuring national security and community welfare.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR52 has been generally positive, with bipartisan support evident throughout the discussions. Legislators have expressed admiration for the military and have highlighted the necessity of recognizing the sacrifices made by service members and their families. This resolution is viewed as a critical reaffirmation of the state's values and priorities regarding defense and service commitment.

Contention

Despite the overall support for SCR52, there are discussions related to the scope and implementation of proposed initiatives. Some legislators have raised concerns about the effectiveness of measures to connect military and civilian communities. The resolution does not mandate specific policies but rather serves as a statement of intent, leading to debates around potential funding and the prioritization of military affairs amidst other pressing state issues. This has sparked a dialogue about how best to allocate resources while maintaining a focus on military support.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR55

Recognizing members of the Travis County Probate Court for their pro bono efforts in behalf of The Arc of the Capital Area.

TX HR126

Congratulating Moore County Crime Stoppers on receiving two Texas Best Awards.

TX SR39

Recognizing Robert and Cheree Stovall on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.

TX SR511

Recognizing Robert and Judy Moore on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.

TX SR17

Recognizing James and Earlene Daily on the occasion of their 70th wedding anniversary.

TX SR600

Recognizing Carolyn White-Mosley for her efforts to end teen dating violence.

TX SR21

Recognizing Patti and Don Johnson for their service to Senate District 25.

TX SR108

Recognizing Margaret and Jim Perkins for their contributions to Texas education.

TX HB1233

Relating to the disclosure of crime stoppers tips.

TX HR121

Congratulating Anderson Boyd Lampkin and Dorothy Mae Lampkin of Fort Worth on their 70th wedding anniversary.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.