This bill designates Tuesday, March 24, 2026, as University of Louisiana System Day at the Louisiana State Capitol to recognize the system's contributions to the state. It directly affects the University of Louisiana System, which includes nine member institutions across Louisiana. The resolution formally acknowledges the system's role in education, economic development, and workforce training by creating a designated day for appreciation. This is a commemorative measure that does not change laws or funding but serves as a symbolic gesture of recognition.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally recognizes and commends the Geaux Far Louisiana coalition for its work in improving early childhood services in the state. The resolution designates Tuesday, March 24, 2026, as Geaux Far Louisiana Day at the Louisiana State Capitol to honor the organization's efforts. Geaux Far Louisiana is a group focused on supporting children from prenatal care through age four by promoting a unified system for early development, health, and education. The bill has no legal requirements or funding changes; it serves as a symbolic gesture of appreciation for the coalition's advocacy work.
This bill is a Senate resolution that designates March 23, 2026, as Thrive Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. It formally recognizes and commends Thrive Academy and the Thrive Foundation for their work in expanding educational opportunities for students across Louisiana. The resolution highlights the school's role in serving students from nineteen parishes and its partnerships aimed at supporting student well-being and academic success. The bill does not create new laws or funding but serves to acknowledge the contributions of these organizations to education in the state.
This bill is a commendation resolution that recognizes Sheriff Jason Ard and the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office for their work in fighting drug trafficking and protecting children online. It highlights specific achievements, including a historic methamphetamine seizure, a major fentanyl operation, and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force's sting operations with Chris Hansen. The resolution does not change any laws or policies but serves to formally acknowledge and praise the law enforcement agency's efforts. It is a ceremonial document that will be sent to the sheriff's office as a record of appreciation.
This bill is a commendation resolution that formally recognizes Senate President Cameron Henry, Jr. for being selected as the 2026 Irish Grand Marshal in the 44th Annual Irish-Italian Parade in Metairie, Louisiana. The resolution highlights the parade's history since 1983, its role in celebrating Irish and Italian heritage, and the significance of Henry's appointment alongside Italian Grand Marshal Erik Youngblood. The document notes that the parade attracts large crowds and supports local nonprofits, while also mentioning that the LSU Tiger Marching Band led the procession this year. This measure serves as an official expression of appreciation from the Louisiana Senate for Henry's participation in this community event.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally congratulates former Louisiana State Senator Michael A. Walsworth on his seventieth birthday. It recognizes his twenty-four years of public service in the state legislature, including his time representing multiple parishes in both the House and Senate. The resolution commends his contributions to the state and expresses well wishes for his health and future endeavors. It is a ceremonial document with no policy changes or legislative impact.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally commends Chris J. Roy Sr. for his distinguished public service and contributions to the legal profession in Louisiana. It recognizes his extensive career as a lawyer, judge, and community leader, including his roles as City Attorney, judge pro tempore, and president of various legal associations. The resolution serves as an official expression of the Senate's respect and appreciation for his decades of civic engagement and legal expertise.
This bill designates Tuesday, March 17, 2026, as Nurse Practitioner Day at the Louisiana State Capitol to honor the contributions of nurse practitioners in the state. The resolution acknowledges the role nurse practitioners play in providing healthcare services, expanding access to care, and improving health outcomes for Louisiana residents. It formally commends nurse practitioners for their work and directs a copy of the resolution to the Louisiana Association of Nurse Practitioners. This is a ceremonial measure that recognizes the profession rather than changing laws or policies.
This resolution designates Tuesday, March 17, 2026, as Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. It directly affects Louisiana's eight HBCUs by formally recognizing their contributions to education, community development, and state leadership. The bill highlights specific achievements of each institution, including academic programs, research centers, and notable alumni like Dr. Norman C. Francis. This is a commemorative measure that acknowledges past and ongoing contributions without changing laws or policies.
This bill designates Tuesday, March 17, 2026, as Louisiana Professional Surveyors Day at the state Capitol to honor the Louisiana Society of Professional Surveyors. It recognizes the contributions of land surveyors in protecting property rights, supporting economic development, and promoting the surveying profession in Louisiana. The resolution also acknowledges National Surveyors Week, which occurs each March to highlight the work of professional land surveyors nationwide. This is a commemorative measure that does not change laws or create new regulations, but rather formally recognizes the profession's importance to the state.
This bill designates Wednesday, March 11, 2026, as Funeral Directors Day at the Louisiana State Capitol to honor funeral directors and morticians. It recognizes the National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day and expresses appreciation for the work these professionals do in supporting grieving families. The resolution does not change laws or policies but serves as a formal acknowledgment of the contributions of funeral service workers in Louisiana.
This bill is a commendation resolution that honors John Keith of AllState Land and Timber for being named Louisiana Outstanding Logger of the Year. It recognizes his contributions to the logging industry, including his adherence to safe practices and his role as president of the Louisiana Logging Council. The resolution formally acknowledges his professionalism and impact on the local economy and forest management. No new laws or regulations are established; the bill serves only to express legislative appreciation for his achievements.
