This Senate Resolution formally commends Sam Hubbard for his retirement as Deputy Commissioner of Mississippi's Department of Banking and Consumer Finance after more than 36 years of service. The resolution recognizes his career progression from an examiner trainee in 1990 to his current leadership role, highlighting his oversight of banking operations and policy development. It directs that the resolution be presented to Hubbard and forwarded to the Governor and the department, with copies made available to the press. This is a ceremonial measure that honors Hubbard's contributions to the state's financial regulatory system without changing any laws or policies.
This Senate resolution congratulates former Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Jimmy Maxwell on his investiture as a United States District Court Judge for the Northern District of Mississippi. The document recognizes his extensive legal career, including his service on the state Supreme Court from 2016 to 2025 and his prior appointment to the Mississippi Court of Appeals. It also notes his academic background, professional leadership roles in legal organizations, and community involvement. The resolution will be presented at his investiture ceremony and shared with the public and media.
This Senate Resolution commends and congratulates the West Lauderdale High School Boys Cross Country Team for winning the 2025 Mississippi High School Activities Association Class 4A State Championship. The resolution recognizes the team's third consecutive state title, highlighting individual achievements from runners like Hunter Walton and the coaching contributions of Paul Shelly and other staff members. The document serves as an official expression of appreciation from the Mississippi Senate to the students, coaches, and school administration for their athletic success.
This resolution designates March 20 (the first day of spring) as the "Rest Y'all Mississippi Collective Day of Rest" to promote wellness. It encourages voluntary actions by public agencies, businesses, schools, and community groups - such as flexible scheduling or wellness activities - to support rest and reduce stress. The resolution specifically highlights chronic stress impacts on Mississippi residents, particularly Black women, and aligns with health-focused initiatives like those by Black Women DO Heal, Inc. It has no legal force and is purely symbolic, urging awareness without mandating participation.
This is a ceremonial resolution, not a substantive bill. It designates March 11, 2026, as "Crime Survivors Speak Mississippi Day" at the Mississippi State Capitol to recognize over 150 crime survivors gathering for a statewide event. The resolution commends participants in the Crime Survivors Speak Mississippi program for advocating for policies that advance safety and justice. It does not create new laws, funding, or services - it solely offers symbolic recognition of survivors' voices in public safety discussions.
This bill is a ceremonial resolution honoring Mississippi-connected individuals who contributed to the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl LX victory. It specifically recognizes seven athletes and a coach with Mississippi ties: Derick Hall (Gulfport, linebacker), Charles Cross (Laurel, Mississippi State alum), Cam Akers (Clinton), Chris Paul Jr. (Ole Miss linebacker), A.J. Finley (Ole Miss safety), Jared Ivey (Ole Miss linebacker), and Coach Leslie Frazier (Alcorn State alum, Seahawks assistant head coach). The resolution formally commends them for their roles in the championship win and their representation of Mississippi. As a symbolic gesture with no policy changes, it does not create new laws or allocate funds.
Senate Resolution 75 formally recognizes Commander Desmond Walker of Hollandale, Mississippi, for receiving the 45th Annual Vice Admiral James Bond Stockdale Leadership Award from the U.S. Navy. The resolution commends Walker on his service as Commanding Officer of the USS Stout, highlighting his receipt of military honors including the Bronze Star Medal and Combat Action Ribbon during his tour. This legislative document serves as an official state acknowledgment of Walker's leadership achievements and does not create new laws or policy changes.
This Senate Resolution commends the Simpson Academy Lady Cougars girls basketball team and head coach Linda Dear for winning the 2026 MAIS Class 4A Division 1 State Championship. The resolution recognizes the team's victory over East Rankin Academy and their runner-up finish in the overall tournament, highlighting key achievements such as Coach Dear's fifth state title and the team's 30-5 record. The document formally acknowledges the players and coaching staff for their accomplishments and directs the resolution to be presented to Coach Dear and Simpson Academy leadership.
This Senate Resolution recognizes Jackson State University basketball player Daeshun Ruffin as the 2025-2026 SWAC Player of the Year. The bill formally commends Ruffin for his athletic achievements, including leading the conference in scoring and ranking third nationally in points per game. It directs the resolution to be presented to Ruffin, his family and coaches, and distributed to the JSU Athletic Director and media outlets. The measure serves as an official acknowledgment of his accomplishments and does not alter any laws or policies.
This Senate Resolution commends the Presbyterian Christian School Bobcats baseball team and their coach, Jarrett Hoffpauir, for winning the 2025 MAIS Class 6A State Championship. The resolution recognizes the team's first-ever state title, achieved by defeating Hartfield Academy 9-4 in Game 3 of the championship series. It highlights key players like MVP Bankston Walters and Reed Bridges, along with the coaching staff, and notes the team's roster and dedication. The Senate formally presents this commendation to the school's leadership and makes the resolution available to the press.
This Senate Resolution commends the Presbyterian Christian School Bobcat Golf Team and Head Coach Drew Mattison for winning the 2025 MHSAA Class 3A State Championship. The bill formally recognizes the team's victory with a score of 616, which was 12 strokes ahead of the runner-up, and highlights the athletes' contributions to their school and community. It directs the resolution to be presented to the head coach and school administration, then forwarded to the school's board of directors and made available to the press. This measure serves as an official acknowledgment of athletic achievement without changing any laws or policies.
This Senate Resolution formally recognizes and congratulates the Columbus High School Falcons boys basketball team and their coach, Phillip Morris, for winning the 2026 Class 5A State Championship. The resolution highlights the team's 27-5 season record, their 23-game winning streak, and key player achievements, including MVP Tylan Brown's performance. It serves as an official commendation from the Mississippi Legislature to the school, coaches, and community members involved in the victory.
