This resolution (SR 325) is a ceremonial gesture by the Georgia Senate to commend Jack and Jill of America, Inc., a national organization founded in 1938 that supports African-American youth through leadership development and community service. It specifically recognizes the organization's 262 chapters nationwide, its 50,000+ member families, and its philanthropic foundation that has distributed millions since 1968. The Senate resolution formally expresses support for the organization's work and directs the Senate Secretary to provide a copy of the resolution to Jack and Jill of America. As a symbolic resolution, it does not create any new laws or alter existing policies.
This is a ceremonial resolution (not a policy bill) commending the McDonough High School Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) Warhawk Battalion. It recognizes the unit's 20-year history, 19 "Distinguished Unit" awards, and its role in preparing students for military service or higher education through leadership training and community service. The resolution has no legal effect; it simply offers formal recognition to the battalion and its instructors. It directly affects the McDonough High School NJROTC program and its cadets by publicly honoring their achievements.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HR 478) recognizing Reverend Art Wilder's 40 years of ministry at Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, including 38 years in pastoral care. It formally commends his service, leadership in discipleship and missions, and his work addressing spiritual and physical needs of church members. The resolution has no policy impact; it simply expresses the House's gratitude and authorizes distributing a copy to Reverend Wilder upon his retirement. It directly affects only Reverend Wilder as a ceremonial honor.
A RESOLUTION congratulating the Toombs County High School football team for winning the 2024 GHSA Class A Division 1 State Football Championship; and for other purposes.
A RESOLUTION recognizing and commending Kathryn Fletcher for her service as chair of the Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants; and for other purposes.
This resolution (SR 314) is a ceremonial recognition of Colonel (Ret.) Laurie Vernita Monsegue Brasher for her 26-year military career in the U.S. Army. It formally honors her service - including roles in Germany, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Atlanta, Chicago, and St. Louis - as well as her post-retirement community work with the National Association of Black Military Women. The resolution has no policy impact or financial provisions; it simply expresses the Senate's commendation. As a procedural resolution, it does not affect any laws, regulations, or individuals beyond the symbolic recognition.
HR 69 is a symbolic resolution designating the third Thursday in April as Biomedical Research Day. It recognizes the contributions of biomedical technicians, animal care staff, and veterinarians, while highlighting the role of animal studies in developing medical treatments for humans and animals. The resolution aims to raise public awareness about biomedical research advancements and promote career opportunities in the field, without creating new laws or policies.
This resolution (HR 471) commemorates the historical value of a 1911 Rand McNally map of Lumpkin County, Georgia. It recognizes how the map documents now-vanished communities like Auraria (a former county seat and gold rush hub) and Porter Springs (a historic health resort), alongside early transportation routes and cultural landmarks. The resolution encourages public education and further study of the county's evolving geography and cultural heritage reflected in the map. As a symbolic gesture, it does not create new laws, alter policies, or directly affect any individuals or entities.
A RESOLUTION recognizing the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, commencing a month of fasting and spiritual renewal, and extending best wishes to all in Georgia and around the world for a joyous and meaningful observance of Eid al-Fitr; and for other purposes.
This resolution (SR 315) is a ceremonial recognition by the Georgia Senate, not a law with policy changes. It commends the Georgia peanut industry for its economic contributions and designates March 2025 as "Georgia Peanut Month" at the state capitol. The only concrete action requires the Secretary of the Senate to distribute a copy of the resolution to the Georgia Peanut Commission. It directly honors the industry but does not alter regulations, funding, or create new obligations.
A RESOLUTION commending the Georgia peanut industry and recognizing March 4, 2025, as Georgia Peanut Day at the state capitol; and for other purposes.
This resolution (HR 469) is a ceremonial recognition by the Georgia House of Representatives, not a policy bill. It commends LaShonia Turner, a Dacula, Georgia business owner and community leader, for her work operating Posh a Mireille Salon (awarded "Best of Gwinnett" 2017-2021) and Scrum-did-dly-ump-tious restaurant, as well as her community initiatives like Posh Cares' Back to School drives. The resolution formally honors her entrepreneurial achievements and community service, extending well-wishes for her health and future success. It has no legal effect or impact on policy, as ceremonial resolutions do not create new laws or alter regulations.
