Louisiana 2020 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR20

Introduced
5/4/20  
Introduced
5/4/20  
Passed
5/7/20  

Caption

Commends Warren "T-Notchie" Taylor for his distinguished public service as Parish Councilman for District 1 on the Iberville Parish Council.

Impact

The resolution serves not only as a formal recognition of Taylor's work but also emphasizes the importance of local leadership in addressing community needs. It outlines various achievements under Taylor’s leadership, including the improvement of health facilities, park upgrades, and employment assistance programs. This recognition can inspire others within the community to engage in public service and contribute positively to local governance, thus promoting civic responsibility and community involvement.

Summary

Senate Resolution 20 commends Warren 'T-Notchie' Taylor for his twenty-three years of dedicated public service as Parish Councilman for District 1 on the Iberville Parish Council. The resolution highlights Taylor's significant contributions to the local community and his long-standing commitment to various community projects and initiatives. His tenure on the council was marked by various accomplishments that enhanced public facilities and services in Iberville Parish, demonstrating a dedication to both local governance and community welfare.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding SR20 is one of appreciation and admiration for Taylor’s contributions. Community members and fellow council members alike express positive sentiments regarding his work and dedication, reflecting a shared pride in the enhancements made to the parish during his time in office. The community’s response to this resolution underscores the value placed on local leaders who commit their time and effort to serve their constituents.

Contention

While SR20 predominantly focuses on celebrating Taylor’s work, it implicitly encourages ongoing discussions about the role of local governance and the need for active community involvement in addressing ongoing issues. As with any discussion of local leadership, some contention may arise from differing views on specific policies or projects initiated during Taylor's tenure; however, such discussions are not highlighted within the scope of this resolution.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR75

Commends and recognizes Iberville Parish for its rich history and designates April 15, 2026, as Iberville Parish Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR79

To commend and recognize Iberville Parish for its rich history and designate May 6, 2025, as Iberville Parish Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR498

Amos, Atlanta City Councilman Byron D.; commend

LA HR115

Designates May 6, 2025, as Iberville Parish Day at the state capitol

LA HB177

Provides for the territorial jurisdiction and election districts of the justice of the peace courts and constables in Iberville Parish (EN SEE FISC NOTE LF EX)

LA HR148

Designates April 15, 2026, as Iberville Parish Day at the state capitol

LA SR41

Commends Ricky Moses, sheriff of Beauregard Parish, for his long and distinguished career in law enforcement.

LA HR141

Commends Joseph Giarrusso, III, for his service to New Orleans City Council District A

LA HCR12

Commends Bryan Beam on the occasion of his retirement from service on the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury

LA HR291

COMMENDATIONS: Commends Doris Voitier for more than fifty years of service to St. Bernard Parish public schools

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.