This resolution honors Ty Hebert, a student worker for the Acadiana Legislative Delegation, on the occasion of his graduation from Louisiana State University. It recognizes his specific contributions to the delegation office, including legislative review, community engagement events, and leadership roles within his fraternity. The document formally expresses appreciation for his work ethic and service but does not alter any laws or policies.
This bill designates Tuesday, May 5, 2026, as Omega Psi Phi Day at the Louisiana State Capitol to honor the fraternity's history and contributions. The resolution recognizes the organization's long-standing involvement in civil rights, education, and community service, particularly highlighting its chapters in Louisiana. By officially naming the date, the bill encourages citizens and officials to celebrate the fraternity's legacy and the service of its members within the state.
This bill is a commendation resolution that formally recognizes Special Olympics Louisiana for its work providing athletic programs to children and adults with intellectual disabilities. It highlights the organization's efforts to promote physical fitness, social inclusion, and improved healthcare awareness through various sports and educational initiatives. The resolution does not create new laws or funding but serves as an official expression of gratitude from the Louisiana Legislature for the organization's contributions to the community.
This bill is a commendation resolution that formally recognizes Pamela Granger and her engineering firm, McBade Engineers & Consultants, LLC, for ten years of business in Youngsville and the Lafayette area. The measure highlights the company's contributions to local infrastructure, including flood risk reduction and water management projects for various government agencies. By adopting this resolution, the Louisiana House of Representatives expresses official appreciation for the firm's service to the state rather than enacting any new laws or regulations.
This bill is a commendation resolution that formally recognizes the New Orleans Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, on the occasion of its 90th anniversary. It highlights the chapter's historical contributions to the fraternity, including its role in establishing new chapters and hosting major national gatherings since its founding in 1936. The resolution extends official wishes for the chapter's continued success but does not alter any laws or policies.
This bill is a resolution expressing the condolences of the Louisiana House of Representatives for the tragic deaths of eight young children in Shreveport. It formally acknowledges the loss of Mar'Kaydon Pugh, Sariahh Snow, Khedarrion Snow, Braylon Snow, Layla Pugh, Kayla Pugh, Shayla Elkins, and Jayla Elkins, who were all students at various local schools. The text describes each child briefly by name, age, and school, and concludes by offering comfort to their families and friends.
This Louisiana House resolution expresses condolences for the death of Dr. Johnny Earl Drumgole, Sr., a community leader from Monroe who passed away in April 2026. The bill honors his life by noting his background as a former football player, his career at General Motors, and his later work founding Liberty Christian Center and Excelsior Christian School. It also highlights his involvement in local education, social services, and youth mentorship before officially extending sympathy to his surviving family members.
This Louisiana resolution designates Monday, May 18, 2026, as Necrotizing Enterocolitis Awareness Day to highlight a serious intestinal disease that primarily affects premature and medically fragile infants. The bill aims to raise public understanding of NEC, a condition that can cause severe tissue damage, requires expensive treatment, and often results in long-term complications for survivors. By encouraging citizens to support awareness initiatives, the legislation seeks to promote education about preventative measures and the need for more research into the disease.
This bill is a commendation resolution that recognizes the Gibsland-Coleman High School boys basketball team for winning the 2026 Louisiana High School Athletic Association Class C state championship. It specifically highlights the team's victory over Pleasant Hill and acknowledges individual achievements, such as De'Avery Durham receiving Most Outstanding Player honors. The resolution formally expresses appreciation for the team's performance and encourages them to continue striving for excellence in future competitions.
This Louisiana House resolution designates Monday, May 11, 2026, as Artists at the Capitol Day to honor art educators. The measure specifically recognizes the eight 2025 award recipients from the Louisiana Art Education Association for their contributions to the field. By officially naming the date, the resolution provides a formal platform to celebrate these educators' achievements within the state legislature. The action does not alter laws or funding but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of the association's work.
This bill urges the parish governing authorities surrounding the Tickfaw River to install safety warning signs along the river. It specifically requests that these local leaders place signage to alert the public about potential hazards in the area. The legislation does not mandate the action but formally asks the relevant parish officials to take steps to improve local safety awareness.
This Louisiana legislative resolution directs the state Surgeon General and the Department of Health to evaluate whether fenbendazole or similar drugs could be used to treat cancer. The bill asks these health officials to determine if it is feasible to move such treatments toward human use and to seek guidance from federal agencies for a faster review process. All proposed actions must include safeguards to ensure public health remains protected during any potential advancement of these therapies. The measure focuses specifically on assessing the scientific viability and regulatory pathways for these substances rather than mandating their immediate adoption.
