Texas Senate Bill SR399

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing March 29, 2015, as Sunnyvale Day.

Impact

By establishing a specific day to honor Sunnyvale, SR399 fosters a sense of community and pride among its residents. It highlights the town's development, including the opening of a new high school to cater to its growing population. Such resolutions can enhance local identity and boost civic engagement by reminding citizens of their heritage and accomplishments.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 399 recognizes March 29, 2015, as Sunnyvale Day at the State Capitol, celebrating the town of Sunnyvale and its residents. This resolution acknowledges the proud citizens of Sunnyvale, who gather in Austin to commemorate the day, affirming the community's rich history and ongoing achievements. The bill reflects appreciation for the town's unique characteristics, situated just east of Dallas, and balancing suburban comfort with the charm of a rural setting.

Contention

While the bill is primarily celebratory in nature without significant legislative impact, it brings attention to the importance of local communities within the broader scope of state governance. It serves as a reminder of the value placed on small towns and their cultural significance, reinforcing local identity at a state level.