This resolution formally recognizes Carolyn Hill for her contributions to East Baton Rouge Parish and the state of Louisiana. It highlights her extensive background in social work, education policy, and community leadership, including her past role on the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. The measure serves as a ceremonial commendation rather than establishing new laws or changing existing policies.
This resolution formally commends Robert E. "Bob" Smith Lupo for his long-term service to the Lakeview neighborhood and the city of New Orleans. The document highlights his career progression from a young laborer to a successful real estate developer who helped restore commercial properties after Hurricane Katrina. It also notes his philanthropic contributions to local institutions, including the Lakeview library and the New Orleans Fire Department, as well as the charitable work of his descendants. The bill serves as an official recognition of his civic dedication rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This bill is a resolution that formally honors Etta Jane Harris as she retires from her position as deputy undersecretary of the Department of Children and Family Services in Louisiana. It recognizes her over forty-four years of public service, highlighting her work in areas such as child welfare, housing, and state budget management. The resolution expresses appreciation for her career contributions and wishes her well in retirement, without changing any laws or policies.
This Louisiana legislative resolution designates Wednesday, April 15, 2026, as The Arc Appreciation Day to honor the organization's long-term advocacy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The bill recognizes The Arc of Louisiana and its local chapters for their work providing services such as early intervention, supported employment, and personal care assistance across the state. By officially naming this date, the resolution extends formal appreciation for the group's efforts to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and their families.
This resolution formally recognizes Al Petrie for his contributions to the Lakeview Civic Improvement Association in New Orleans. It highlights his leadership roles in rebuilding neighborhood green spaces and restoring the New Basin Canal Park after Hurricane Katrina. The bill does not create new laws or change policies but serves as an official commendation of his civic efforts.
This legislative resolution formally recognizes Freddy Yoder for his more than thirty years of service with the Lakeview Civic Improvement Association in New Orleans. The Louisiana House of Representatives commends his leadership in community development, including his work on crime prevention and post-Hurricane Katrina restoration efforts. The bill does not establish new laws or funding but serves as an official acknowledgment of his civic contributions.
This bill designates April 15, 2026, as Child Care Association of Louisiana Day at the state capitol in Louisiana. It aims to honor childcare business owners, early childhood educators, and support staff for their contributions to the industry. The resolution formally recognizes the work of these professionals and encourages citizens to acknowledge the importance of licensed childcare providers.
This bill is a commendation resolution that recognizes Todd Wallace for his leadership in rebuilding the Lakeview neighborhood in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. It highlights his specific contributions, such as supporting local businesses, helping transform vacant lots into green spaces, and aiding in the restoration of New Basin Canal Park. The resolution formally praises his civic efforts and wishes him continued success, but it does not create any new laws or change government policy.
This bill is a resolution that formally praises Teach For America for its work in improving education in Louisiana and across the United States. It highlights the organization's history, its network of over 70,000 leaders, and specific programs like the Ignite Fellowship that provide tutoring to students. The text does not create any new laws or change policies; instead, it serves as an official commendation from the Louisiana House of Representatives.
This legislative resolution formally commends the John Curtis Christian School girls basketball team for winning the 2026 Louisiana High School Athletic Association Division I Select state championship. The document highlights the team's season achievements, including their undefeated district record and a final victory over St. Joseph's Academy, while listing the names of the head coach, assistant coaches, team members, and managers. By adopting this resolution, the House of Representatives acknowledges the team's success and encourages them to continue striving for excellence in future competitions.
This bill is a resolution that formally recognizes Heaven Riley Breaux for being named Miss Louisiana Teen USA. It highlights her personal achievements, such as her pageant titles and community work with her organization Bows of Confidence, and expresses the House's support for her future plans to attend Mississippi State University. The measure does not change any laws or policies but serves as an official commendation of her accomplishments.
This legislative resolution designates Tuesday, April 14, 2026, as Louisiana Automobile Dealer Day at the state capitol. It formally acknowledges the Louisiana Automobile Dealers Association and its members for their economic impact and service to the state. The measure does not alter existing laws or regulations but serves as a symbolic recognition of the industry's contributions to employment and tax revenue.
