HJR 895 is a resolution confirming Governor Bill Lee's appointment of Jennifer Hampton to the University of Tennessee at Martin advisory board, as required by Tennessee law. The resolution formally approves her service for a term ending June 30, 2029, following her background as a UTM graduate and financial advisor with local education board experience. It does not create new policy but completes a procedural step mandated by Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 49-9-501, requiring General Assembly confirmation of such appointments. The House unanimously passed this resolution on March 2, 2026, with no opposing votes.
HJR 1033 is a ceremonial resolution recognizing Jeremy Jones and Allen Huggins as the 2025 President's Cup golf champions at Hillwood Country Club. It does not create any new laws, policies, or financial obligations, nor does it directly affect any individuals or groups beyond the named recipients. The resolution formally congratulates them for their victory in the tournament, citing their skill and sportsmanship. This is a non-binding, symbolic gesture with no legislative or administrative impact.
HJR 1036 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Blake Gary Davis, a Cleveland, Tennessee public servant and community member who passed away. It formally recognizes his 28-year career at Ocoee Utilities, his service at North Cleveland Church of God, his dedication to family, and his contributions to his community. The resolution extends condolences to his wife, children, parents, siblings, and extended family, and acknowledges his legacy of integrity and commitment. As a memorial resolution, it has no legal effect or policy impact - it is solely a formal tribute with no direct effect on any individuals or laws.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HJR 1023) honoring Megan Faith Allen, a 2026 Top Ten Senior at Zion Christian Academy in Tennessee. It formally commends her academic achievements, including her high GPA and extracurricular involvement, and extends the General Assembly's best wishes for her future. The resolution has no policy impact - it is purely symbolic recognition, passed unanimously by the House (94-0) and now moving to the Senate. It directly affects Megan Faith Allen as the recipient of this public commendation.
This resolution confirms Governor Bill Lee's appointment of Mike Keeney to the University of Memphis Board of Trustees, as required by Tennessee law (TCA §49-8-201). It directly affects the governance of the University of Memphis by formally endorsing Keeney's six-year term (expiring June 30, 2031) on the board. The resolution follows statutory procedure requiring legislative confirmation for gubernatorial appointments to this state university board. No new policy or funding is created; it solely validates an existing appointment.
HJR 1016 is a formal resolution honoring Lindsey Brooke Warren, a 2026 Top Ten Senior at Zion Christian Academy in Tennessee. It recognizes her academic achievements, including her high grade point average and extracurricular involvement, without creating any new laws or policies. The resolution commends her for "exemplary academic success" and extends well-wishes for her future. As a commemorative measure, it does not affect any individuals, programs, or state resources.
HJR 1015 is a symbolic resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States' founding in 2026. It honors the nation's founding principles - such as liberty, equality, and self-government - and encourages Tennessee citizens, communities, schools, and organizations to participate in commemorative activities. The resolution does not create new laws or obligations; it serves as a formal statement of recognition without direct policy impact.
HJR 1017 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Evelyn Ramsey Waltman, a 2026 Top Ten Senior at Zion Christian Academy in Tennessee. The resolution formally commends her academic achievements, including her high GPA and extracurricular involvement, and recognizes her as an exemplary student. It was unanimously adopted by the Tennessee House of Representatives (94-0) on March 2, 2026, with the Senate later receiving it for consideration. This resolution has no policy impact or legal effect - it solely serves as a symbolic tribute to the student's accomplishments.
HJR 889 is a resolution confirming Governor Bill Lee's appointment of Dr. Elaine Swafford to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Advisory Board. The resolution, adopted unanimously by the Tennessee House of Representatives on March 2, 2026, finalizes her appointment for a term ending June 30, 2029, as required by Tennessee law. This procedural step ensures Dr. Swafford’s role on the advisory board - established under state code for UTC governance - is officially recognized.
HJR 1024 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Emily Lilian Saban, the 2026 Salutatorian of Zion Christian Academy, for her academic achievements. It recognizes her high grade point average, extracurricular involvement, and dedication to excellence through a formal commendation by Tennessee's General Assembly. This resolution has no policy impact - it is purely symbolic, expressing legislative praise without creating new laws or affecting any individuals or programs. It was unanimously adopted by the House of Representatives on March 2, 2026.
HJR 1034 is a memorial resolution honoring Aaron Stokes and Austin Huskey, two Williamson County residents who passed away. The resolution, adopted unanimously by the Tennessee House of Representatives, expresses condolences to their families and recognizes Stokes' founding of Shop Fix Academy (supporting 1,500+ auto repair shops) and Huskey's leadership at Huskey Truss & Building Supply, which earned industry recognition. It does not create new laws or policies but formally commemorates their community contributions through legislative expression.
HJR 1032 is a Tennessee House Joint Resolution honoring Wesley Hazen Rucker, a Knoxville sports journalist who covered University of Tennessee athletics for over two decades. The resolution expresses the General Assembly's condolences to Rucker's family and recognizes his career spanning print, radio, digital, and television media, including work with 247Sports and WBIR-TV. It commemorates his contributions to journalism, mentorship of younger reporters, and community values without creating new laws or policies. This memorial resolution passed unanimously (94-0) in the House on March 2, 2026.
