HR25 Alabama 2015 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Barbara Bigsby BoydRepresentative

Democrat

Session

First Special Session 2015

Title

Hobson City, Alabama, occasion of its 116th anniversary, recognized

Summary

The Alabama House recognizes Hobson City on its 116th anniversary and honors its historic status as a Black-governed municipality.

What This Bill Does

It officially commends Hobson City for its history and contributions, acknowledges its origins and milestones, and offers best wishes for its future. The resolution publicly documents the city’s heritage and honors its officials and residents.

Who It Affects

• Hobson City residents and local officials, who receive formal recognition and commendation from the Alabama House
• Alabama residents and the state's historical and cultural narrative, which is publicly acknowledged and preserved through this recognition

Key Provisions

• The House highly honors and commends Hobson City on its 116th anniversary and offers the resolution to its officials and residents with admiration and appreciation and best wishes for the future.
• The resolution notes Hobson City's historical significance, including its origins as Mooree Quarter, incorporation as Hobson City in 1899, and its status as a Black-governed municipality.
• The resolution references Hobson City's community milestones and cultural heritage, such as churches, schools, and community activities like a garden, and acknowledges Founder’s Day events.

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Subjects

Resolutions, Congratulatory