This bill designates Wednesday, May 20, 2026, as Tourism Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. The resolution recognizes the travel industry's economic impact, noting that it employs over 225,000 people and generated $19.5 billion in visitor spending in 2025. On this day, representatives from the travel community are invited to visit the capitol to celebrate the industry's contributions. The measure does not allocate new funding but instead expresses appreciation for the existing tourism efforts.
This bill is a commendation resolution that recognizes Paul T. DeRousselle, II, for his achievements as a sports agent, author, and community leader. It highlights his work founding the Go Be Great Scholarship initiative, his athletic and academic success at Southern University, and his role as an NFL contract advisor who represents high-profile athletes. The resolution formally thanks him for his contributions to education and the sports industry but does not create any new laws or change existing policies.
This Louisiana House resolution formally commends Laura Lewis on the occasion of her 104th birthday. The document highlights her status as the oldest resident of St. James Parish and a long-time member of Mount Calvary Baptist Church. It celebrates her personal contributions to her community, including raising fourteen children and continuing to cook and care for her household. The resolution expresses appreciation for her role as a living link to the parish's history and wishes her well-being.
This resolution expresses the condolences of the Louisiana House of Representatives on the death of Jane Couvillion, who passed away on May 1, 2026. The bill acknowledges her life as a devoted family member, church volunteer, and community member who was known for her faith and service. It formally extends sympathy to her surviving children, grandchildren, great-grandchild, and friends.
This bill is a commendation resolution that formally recognizes Michelle Woodfork for her election as the sheriff of Orleans Parish. It highlights her background as a career police officer, her previous role as interim superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department, and her commitment to improving jail conditions and prisoner treatment. The resolution expresses appreciation for her leadership and wishes her success in her new position, but it does not create any new laws or change existing policies.
This resolution designates Tuesday, May 12, 2026, as "A Day Without Child Care" at the Louisiana State Capitol to raise awareness about early childhood education challenges. The measure directly affects child care providers, teachers, families, and community members by encouraging them to participate in a statewide event that highlights workforce issues like low wages and high turnover. It does not change laws or funding but serves as a symbolic gesture to support advocates calling for better pay and conditions for early childhood educators.
This bill is a resolution that formally commends Young Marine Sergeant Major Valerie Huete for being named Division 4 Young Marine of the Year. It recognizes her achievements in leadership, academics, and community service within the national Young Marines program. The resolution extends appreciation to her family and the adult volunteers who supported her success.
This bill is a commendation resolution that honors AMIkids Baton Rouge for its efforts to support youth in the community. It recognizes the nonprofit organization's long-standing work in helping students with academic struggles, learning disabilities, and behavioral challenges succeed. The resolution highlights the group's high success rates in education and career planning as reasons for the praise. This measure does not change any laws or policies but serves to publicly acknowledge the organization's contributions.
This bill is a resolution that formally commends the YMCA on its 175th anniversary. It recognizes the organization's long history of providing community services and acknowledges the efforts of its staff and volunteers. The resolution expresses appreciation for the YMCA's role in strengthening communities and encourages continued support for its programs.
This Louisiana state resolution designates May 11 through 16, 2026, as National Police Week within the state. The bill honors law enforcement officers who have died while protecting communities and acknowledges those whose names were recently added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. It does not create new laws or change any policies, but serves to recognize the service and sacrifice of peace officers.
This resolution formally recognizes the members and volunteers of the 2026 Concerned Women for America of Louisiana's Encourage-A-Legislator Project. It acknowledges their planned visit to the state capitol on May 7, 2026, where they intend to meet with legislators to discuss issues aligned with their organization's values. The text expresses appreciation for their active participation in state government and encourages them to continue their involvement. As a commemorative measure, the bill does not alter any laws or policies but serves to honor the group's efforts in civic engagement.
This resolution commemorates the thirtieth anniversary of the 1996 song 'Last Two Dollars' by Louisiana native Johnnie Taylor. It formally recognizes Taylor's significant contributions to rhythm and blues and the American music industry, highlighting his career achievements and impact on the genre. The measure serves as an official acknowledgment of his legacy rather than enacting new laws or policies.
