Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Texas House Bill HR996

Caption

Congratulating Vicki Guerra on her receipt of a 2016 Above and Beyond Award from the Behavioral Health Center of Nueces County.

Impact

The adoption of this resolution serves to inspire and promote awareness of mental health issues in the community. By honoring individuals like Vicki Guerra, the bill fosters a culture of recognition for those who contribute positively to the welfare of individuals with mental health or developmental challenges. The resolution reflects the legislative body's respect for community service and acknowledges the effort required to support public health initiatives.

Summary

House Resolution 996 (HR996) was introduced to honor Vicki Guerra for her extraordinary contributions to the Behavioral Health Center of Nueces County. The resolution acknowledges her receipt of the Above and Beyond Award, presented at a ceremony held on February 24, 2017. HR996 not only celebrates Guerra's dedication but also highlights the crucial services provided by the Behavioral Health Center to residents dealing with mental illness and developmental challenges. This recognition emphasizes the importance of community involvement in supporting mental health initiatives.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR996 was predominantly positive, with members of the House expressing admiration for Guerra's commitment. The recognition was received without opposition, indicating a widespread agreement about the value of community service in the behavioral health field. Celebrating such achievements creates a unifying effect within the legislature, bringing together members around a shared appreciation for mental health advocacy.

Contention

While HR996 does not contain provisions that typically spark controversy, it underscores the importance of ongoing support for mental health services. Notably, resolutions of this nature often do not enter into contentious debates; however, they serve as a reminder of the varying challenges faced by mental health organizations, which require legislative attentiveness and funding. The resolution ultimately reinforces the notion that support for mental health issues is a collective societal responsibility.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1454

Congratulating Dr. Dahlia Guerra of The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley on receiving the Ohtli Award from the Mexican Consulate in McAllen.

TX HCR19

Congratulating the Anwar family on receiving the West Texan by Nature award from the Sibley Nature Center.

TX HR1516

Congratulating Dr. Cynthia Hernandez on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1509

Congratulating Cynthia Cantu on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR916

Congratulating Cheryl Fillmore on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1518

Congratulating Lori Jo Walker on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1519

Congratulating Robyn Derington on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1504

Congratulating Melissa Ann Pantoja on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1505

Congratulating Suzanne K. Horine on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1427

Congratulating Csar Sevilla Jr. on his receipt of the 2023 U.S. Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health Award.

Similar Bills

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