Texas 2013 - 83rd Regular

Texas House Bill HR2245

Caption

Congratulating Corporal Brian Hoskins on his selection as the Exchange Club of Angleton 2013 Police Officer of the Year.

Impact

The resolution does not directly change state laws but serves to commend significant contributions made by individuals in law enforcement. By honoring Corporal Hoskins officially, it elevates the public perception of police work and emphasizes the importance of community safety and law and order. The resolution encourages recognition of those whose dedication helps maintain public safety, which can have a broader positive impact on community-police relations.

Summary

House Resolution 2245 congratulates Corporal Brian Hoskins on being named the 2013 Police Officer of the Year by the Exchange Club of Angleton. This resolution acknowledges the dedication and commitment of Corporal Hoskins to law enforcement, highlighting his career since joining the patrol division in 2004 and his significant contributions since joining the investigation division in 2009. The resolution recognizes his effective work with various law enforcement agencies, including the Brazoria County Narcotics Task Force, where he has played a key role in combating serious criminal activities in the region such as drugs, gambling, and money laundering.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR2245 is overwhelmingly positive, as it aims to celebrate an individual for their outstanding service to the community. Lawmakers and community members likely view such resolutions as vital in fostering goodwill and respect towards law enforcement. Recognizing officers in this manner helps to build a strong community relationship and promotes morale within police departments across the state.

Contention

While the resolution itself is largely uncontroversial, it reflects a larger dialogue about police relationships with communities. There may be differing opinions regarding the handling of law enforcement in broader social contexts, yet HR2245 focuses solely on the commendation of a police officer. Thus, it sidesteps contentious issues that often accompany discussions about policing practices and community relations.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

TX HR24

Congratulating Agent Joe Mireles of Hidalgo County on his selection as the South Region Officer of the Year by the Texas Narcotic Officers Association.

TX HR25

Congratulating Kelley McCormick of Hidalgo County on his selection as the Prosecutor of the Year by the Texas Narcotic Officers Association.

TX HCR73

In memory of the Honorable James Ray Gayle III of Angleton.

TX HR444

Congratulating Sergeant Jack Doraty of the Galveston Police Department on being named Officer of the Year by the Rotary Club of Galveston.

TX HR2238

Congratulating John Goff on his receipt of the 2023 Golden Deeds Award from the Exchange Club of Fort Worth.

TX HR2187

Congratulating Mike Berezin on his retirement as chief of the Missouri City Police Department.

TX HR26

Congratulating Deputy Constable Alfonso Fuentes of Hidalgo County Precinct 4 and his K9 partner, Max, on being named the Canine Detection Team of the Year by the Texas Narcotic Officers Association.

TX HR1137

Congratulating Don Sutton on his receipt of the 2023 Golden Deeds Award from the Exchange Club of Killeen.

TX HR1831

Congratulating Brian Kennedy on his election to the El Paso City Council.

TX HR277

Congratulating Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida on his receipt of the 2022 Citizen of the Year award from the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce.

Similar Bills

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