Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR308

Caption

Recognizing March 5 and 6, 2019, as Harlingen-San Benito Days.

Impact

By recognizing Harlingen and San Benito, SR308 enhances state appreciation for local communities' cultural identity and economic roles. This resolution serves to strengthen community ties and fosters state-level acknowledgment of these cities' contributions to Texas. It also emphasizes the importance of local traditions and events that create a sense of pride among residents.

Summary

Senate Resolution 308 commemorates March 5 and 6, 2019, as Harlingen-San Benito Days in Texas. The resolution is aimed at honoring the communities of Harlingen and San Benito as they visit the Capitol to celebrate their history and contributions to the state. It highlights the development of both cities, emphasizing their historical significance, economic contributions, and cultural heritage.

Contention

While resolutions like SR308 are generally non-controversial, they can serve as a platform for broader discussions on local infrastructure, economic development, and community needs. The emphasis on celebration may also highlight ongoing challenges faced by the communities, such as resource allocation and the maintenance of cultural programs. However, the resolution itself does not promote any legislative changes or funding directly.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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