HR 279 is a resolution celebrating the Montgomery County Street Cleanup Event held on June 15, 2025. It extends commendations and appreciation to the World Mission Society Church of God and all volunteers for their efforts in cleaning trash and debris from Vaughn Road, the Eastern Boulevard, and Perry Hill Road in Montgomery, Alabama.
HR 281 is a resolution from the House of Representatives of Alabama that recognizes and commends the Gospel Music Workshop of America, Incorporated (GMWA). The resolution honors GMWA for its contributions to celebrating and preserving gospel music, fostering community education, and spiritual enrichment, particularly on the occasion of its 58th Annual Convention in Montgomery, Alabama.
HR 277 is a resolution passed by the House of Representatives to formally mourn the death and celebrate the life of Mable Zinnerman "June" Poindexter, who passed away on April 16, 2025. This resolution acknowledges her contributions to her family and community throughout her 88 years.
House Resolution 280 is a commendatory resolution that expresses the Alabama House of Representatives' appreciation for Anat Sultan-Dadon, the Consul General of Israel to the Southeastern United States. It recognizes her exemplary service and contributions to strengthening political, economic, cultural, and academic partnerships between Alabama and Israel. The resolution commends her for her dedication and wishes her continued success.
HJR 209 is a commemorative resolution honoring and commending the achievements of Cadet Drakken Tru Graham posthumously. The resolution details his accomplishments as a student and athlete at Sand Rock High School and Jacksonville State University, highlighting his leadership and service in the Army ROTC program and the U.S. Army Airborne School.
HJR 221 is a resolution that congratulates and commends the Auburn University Men's Basketball Team, Coach Bruce Pearl, and the entire Auburn Family. It recognizes their achievement of making the program's second appearance in the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship Final Four.
HJR 199 is a commemorative resolution that commends Caleb Smith for his election as the 99th President of the Student Government Association (SGA) at Troy University. It recognizes his involvement and dedication to the SGA and the university.
HJR 202 is a commemorative resolution recognizing the 70th anniversary of the nationwide polio eradication campaign in the United States. It acknowledges the historical public health initiative, the development of the polio vaccine, and the efforts of scientists, physicians, and public health personnel who contributed to its success.
HJR 198 is a joint resolution that officially recognizes the last Tuesday of each April as APOL1-Mediated Kidney Disease Awareness Day in Alabama. The bill aims to increase public awareness and understanding of this specific type of kidney disease, especially among individuals of Western and Central African ancestry who are at higher risk due to genetic factors.
HJR 207 is a commemorative resolution that mourns the death of Donald Wayne Armstrong of Wilsonville, Alabama, and honors his life and service. The resolution specifically recognizes his contributions as a Shelby County Commissioner and Property Tax Commissioner, extending heartfelt sympathy to his family.
SB 61 proposes the creation of an Interstate Licensure Compact for school psychologists. This compact aims to streamline the process for school psychologists to practice in multiple states, potentially making it easier for these professionals to work across state lines. While the bill's title indicates its purpose, the provided bill text only includes a minor amendment related to the jurisdiction of a commission, and does not detail the specific mechanisms or full provisions of the compact.
HB 522 authorizes the Washington County Sheriff to manage and dispose of abandoned, stolen, or unclaimed personal property and firearms. The bill requires the Sheriff's office to maintain records of recovered items and allows rightful owners to reclaim their property within six months by providing proof of ownership and covering associated costs. Unclaimed general personal property may be sold at public auction after notice. Unclaimed firearms can be sold to federally licensed gun dealers through sealed bids or destroyed. Proceeds from these sales, after deducting expenses, will be deposited into the Washington County Sheriff's Fund for law enforcement use.
