Recognizing Clenon Mitchell on his career in the United States Navy.
Senate Resolution 391 (SR 391) is a ceremonial resolution recognizing Master Chief Clenon Mitchell for his 25-year career in the U.S. Navy, including service aboard the USS Bolster and USS Roanoke and leadership roles at Naval Reserve commands. It formally commends his service, noting his receipt of honors like the Meritorious Medal and Navy Achievement Medals, and directs the Texas Senate to provide him a copy of the resolution as a gesture of esteem. This resolution has no legal effect or policy changes - it solely offers symbolic recognition to a Texas native (Livingston) for his military service.
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passed
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Introduction
Apr 2025
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Apr 2025
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Introduced Apr 8, 2025
Last action Apr 10, 2025
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The bill text was reformatted from a Senate Resolution to an Enrolled version with updated accessibility standards, but the substantive policy content regarding the commendation of Master Chief Clenon Mitchell remains unchanged. The changes are primarily cosmetic and formatting adjustments rather than policy modifications.
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Robert Nichols
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