Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR413

Caption

Recognizing Fidel Jasso on the occasion of his retirement.

Impact

The resolution serves to formally commend Lieutenant Jasso, reflecting the state's appreciation for his commitment to public service and community safety. His efforts have not only garnered respect from his colleagues but have also greatly benefited the community he served. This acknowledgment signifies a positive recognition of law enforcement contributions to local governance and community welfare.

Summary

Senate Resolution 413 recognizes Lieutenant Fidel Jasso for his 35 years of dedicated service with the Hidalgo County Sheriff's Office. This resolution highlights the significant contributions Jasso made throughout his career, including his roles in various divisions such as patrol and criminal investigations, as well as his instrumental role in creating the Hidalgo County Crime Stoppers program.

Contention

There does not appear to be notable contention surrounding SR413, as it is primarily a commendatory resolution aimed at honoring an individual for his service. Such resolutions typically find broad support within legislative bodies, as they represent a unified recognition of exemplary public service and commitment to community safety.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR495

Recognizing Carlos Leon on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR355

Recognizing Corbett Howard on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR226

Recognizing Paul Pape on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR616

Recognizing Jimmy Perdue on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR72

Recognizing Ray Wilson on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR297

Recognizing Lynn Ellison on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR30

Recognizing G. K. Maenius on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SCR9

Recognizing Ray Wilson on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR77

Recognizing John Ben Sutter on the occasion of his retirement.

TX SR200

Recognizing Marcelo Cavazos on the occasion of his retirement.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.