House Joint Resolution 1595 honors Tessa Leann Allen, a 2026 senior at Collinwood High School in Tennessee, for being named a Top Ten Senior. The resolution formally commends her academic achievements, including a 95.696 grade point average, and acknowledges her planned enrollment at the University of North Alabama. This legislative action serves as a ceremonial recognition of her success and does not alter any laws or policies.
This legislative bill is a House Joint Resolution that formally honors James H. Bingham on the occasion of his retirement from public service. The resolution recognizes his three-year tenure as Mayor of Lewisburg and highlights his extensive background in engineering and community leadership. It does not create new laws or alter government policies but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of his contributions to the state and local community. The measure concludes by expressing the General Assembly's best wishes for his future well-being.
This bill is a House Joint Resolution that formally recognizes and honors Dickson County Mayor Robert "Bob" Rial on the occasion of his retirement. The resolution acknowledges his service as county mayor from September 2010 through August 2026 and highlights his extensive background in finance and local government. It lists numerous specific achievements during his tenure, such as resolving a major federal lawsuit, constructing new public facilities, and promoting economic development. The text serves as a commemorative tribute rather than establishing new laws or policies.
HJR 1645 is a joint resolution that formally honors fallen law enforcement officers from Hawkins County, Tennessee. It specifically names five officers who died in the line of duty and designates May 11-16, 2026, as National Police Week and May 15, 2026, as Peace Officers Memorial Day. The resolution expresses gratitude for their service and sacrifice but does not change any laws or policies.
This joint resolution honors Olivia Mattie Stults, a 2026 graduate of Collinwood High School in Tennessee, for being named a Top Ten Senior. The bill formally commends her academic achievements, including a 95.395 grade point average and her selection as one of the state's top students. It serves as an official recognition of her excellence and wishes her well for her future studies in psychology. The resolution is a ceremonial document intended to present a copy to the student and her family.
This legislative resolution honors Tessa Blair Littrell, a 2026 senior at Collinwood High School in Tennessee, for being named a Top Ten Senior. The bill formally recognizes her academic achievements, including a 95.833 grade point average and her selection among the state's top high school students. It expresses commendation for her academic success and future plans to pursue cosmetology training at Northwest Shoals Community College. The resolution serves as an official acknowledgment of her accomplishments rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This bill honors Dannielle Joanna Risner, a student from Collinwood High School, by officially recognizing her as a 2026 Top Ten Senior. The resolution commends her academic achievements, including a 97.103 grade point average, and celebrates her selection as one of the top students in her graduating class. It also acknowledges her parents and school community for their pride in her accomplishments. The document serves as a formal tribute rather than a law with enforceable rules.
This bill is a House Joint Resolution that formally honors Colleen Curtis for her long-term service to Representative Debra Moody and the Tennessee General Assembly. The resolution recognizes her decade-long tenure as a legislative assistant, highlighting her roles in the House Calendar and Rules Committee and the House Education Committee. It acknowledges her contributions to the mentor program, her community leadership, and her military service with the Tennessee State Guard. Ultimately, the bill serves as a commendation of her professionalism and dedication rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This bill is a House Joint Resolution that formally honors Hawkins County Sheriff Ronnie Lawson as he retires in August 2026. It recognizes his decades of service, which include leading the creation of specialized units like the tactical and aviation teams and overseeing the safety of over 60,000 residents. The resolution does not change any laws or policies but serves to acknowledge his career achievements and offer well wishes for his retirement.
This legislative bill is a House Joint Resolution that formally honors the Overton Park Shell on the occasion of its 90th anniversary. The resolution recognizes the venue's historical significance as a WPA-built cultural landmark that has hosted free concerts and events for the Memphis community since 1936. It highlights key moments in the Shell's history, including its role in Elvis Presley's first paid concert and its preservation from demolition in the 1960s. The bill does not create new laws or funding but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of the venue's enduring contribution to Tennessee's cultural heritage.
This joint resolution honors Jacey Dugger, a student from Mt. Pleasant High School, for being named a 2026 Top Ten Senior. The bill formally commends her academic achievements and extracurricular involvement during her high school career. It directs the General Assembly to present a copy of the resolution to her as recognition of her accomplishments. The measure does not alter any laws or policies but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of her success.
This bill, a House Joint Resolution, commemorates the 160th anniversary of the 1866 Memphis Massacre, a violent event where a white mob attacked Black residents in Memphis, Tennessee. The resolution formally acknowledges the historical significance of the massacre and honors the memory of those who lost their lives during the incident. It serves as a symbolic gesture to reflect on this chapter in history and reaffirm a commitment to principles of equality and justice, without enacting any new laws or policies.
