A resolution honoring the volunteers of the Coast Guard Ombudsman program on Ombudsman Appreciation Day.
Impact
The resolution commends the selfless dedication of the ombudsmen, who in 2022 made over 350,000 contacts and volunteered over 13,000 hours to assist Coast Guard families. It emphasizes the importance of these volunteers in coping with the unique challenges faced by military families, such as frequent relocations and separation from loved ones. By providing vital information and support, the ombudsmen facilitate smoother transitions for families moving to new assignments.
Summary
SR137 is a resolution honoring the volunteers of the Coast Guard Ombudsman program on Ombudsman Appreciation Day, celebrated on March 26, 2023. This resolution recognizes the essential role these volunteers play in providing critical support to Coast Guard families, allowing active service members to focus on their mission requirements. The resolution highlights the depth of service provided by ombudsmen, who serve as a bridge between the Coast Guard command and the families of service members.
Contention
The resolution does not present points of contention as it is largely celebratory and expresses gratitude towards the ombudsmen volunteers. The clear intent of honoring them reflects a widespread recognition of their contributions rather than an enactment of policy or regulation that may warrant debate. Therefore, the discussions around SR137 focus on appreciation and recognition, rather than conflict or disagreement.