Texas Senate Bill SR106

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing February 10, 2015, as Howard County Day.

Impact

By adopting this resolution, the Texas Senate emphasizes the importance of honoring local communities and their contributions to the state. Such recognitions serve not only as a public acknowledgment but also reinforce the strength and unity among Texans. The resolution also creates an opportunity to engage visitors and residents alike in appreciating the cultural and historical significance of Howard County.

Summary

Senate Resolution 106 recognizes February 10, 2015, as Howard County Day at the Capitol in Texas. The resolution highlights Howard County's diverse economy, which includes significant contributions from the petroleum industry, education, healthcare, agriculture, transportation, and manufacturing. It aims to celebrate the community's development and acknowledge its residents for their dedication to fostering growth and prosperity within the region.

Contention

Though largely celebratory, Senate Resolution 106 does indirectly address the common goal of regional development and prosperity within the state. Its passage reflects a consensus in the Texas Senate on the value of recognizing local jurisdictions and encourages further support for initiatives that bolster economic and social growth across the state.