Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SB204

Introduced
3/1/24  
Introduced
3/1/24  
Refer
3/1/24  
Refer
3/1/24  
Refer
3/11/24  
Report Pass
3/13/24  
Report Pass
3/13/24  
Engrossed
3/20/24  
Engrossed
3/20/24  
Refer
3/21/24  
Refer
3/21/24  
Report Pass
4/15/24  
Report Pass
4/15/24  
Enrolled
5/7/24  
Enrolled
5/7/24  
Chaptered
5/13/24  
Passed
5/13/24  

Caption

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 1064 in Tangipahoa Parish as the "Rev. Alfred L. Hart Memorial Highway". (8/1/24) (EN +$1,100 SG EX See Note)

Impact

The bill also outlines a provision for the Department of Transportation and Development to erect and maintain signs indicating this designation, contingent upon securing local or private funding. The funding must cover the actual costs associated with the signs, capped at five hundred fifty dollars per sign. This ensures that the costs do not impose an additional burden on state resources while allowing for the celebration of local history and figures.

Summary

Senate Bill 204, sponsored by Senator Mizell, aims to designate a segment of Louisiana Highway 1064 in Tangipahoa Parish as the 'Rev. Alfred L. Hart Memorial Highway.' This designation serves to honor Rev. Alfred L. Hart, reflecting the state's recognition of his contributions. The designated portion begins at the intersection of Louisiana Highway 1064 and Interstate I-55 and extends to North Cherry Street Extension Road. The bill signifies the importance of local heritage and community acknowledgment in the state's transportation framework.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding SB 204 appears to be supportive, as the bill received a unanimous vote in the House, reflecting bipartisan agreement on the importance of honoring local figures. The bill is largely seen as a positive community initiative, strengthening local identity through the recognition of individual contributions to society.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention surrounding this bill during the voting process, suggesting that it is viewed as a straightforward legislative action with consensus among lawmakers. The simplicity of the bill's intent likely contributed to its smooth passage, and it is expected that the commemoration will foster pride within the local community.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SB104

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 1 in Pointe Coupee Parish as the "Ernest J. Gaines Memorial Highway". (8/1/26) (EN +$3,000 SG EX See Note)

LA HB355

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 10 from the Washington-Tangipahoa Parish line extending east to the Louisiana-Mississippi state line as the "Veterans Park Memorial Highway"

LA SB225

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 93 in Lafayette Parish as the "Desert Shield-Desert Storm Memorial Highway". (8/1/26) (OR +$1,500 SG EX See Note)

LA SB159

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 17 in Franklin Parish as the "Sergeant Rogelio "Roy" Gonzalez, Jr. Memorial Highway". (8/1/26) (EN +$1,500 SG EX See Note)

LA SB412

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 13 in Evangeline Parish as the "Roy Chaffin 'Bayou Boogie' Memorial Highway". (8/1/26)

LA SB418

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 174 in Sabine Parish as the "Dick and Jacque Shuford Memorial Highway". (8/1/26)

LA SB160

Designates a portion of United States Highway 171 in Sabine Parish as " Speaker Joe R. Salter Memorial Highway". (8/1/26) (EN +$1,500 SG EX See Note)

LA SB101

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 384 as "Daniel Edward Didelot Memorial Highway" and a portion of Louisiana Highway 436 as the "Bill "Bleu" Evans Memorial Highway". (8/1/26)

LA SB70

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 1 as the "Officer Marc Brock Memorial Highway". (8/1/26)

LA SB460

Designates a portion of Louisiana Highway 526 as the "Hayden Lane Mangum Memorial Highway". (8/1/26)

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.