Texas
HR178
HR178 - Recognizing February 12, 2025, as Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Day at the State Capitol.
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      H.R. No. 178       R E S O L U T I O N          WHEREAS, Members of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce are   visiting the State Capitol on February 12, 2025; and          WHEREAS, Founded in 1927, the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce is   committed to promoting economic development and ensuring the   prosperity of Pasadena's businesses and citizens; the chamber   advocates for the community by serving and providing educational   opportunities for its nearly 600 members, who represent more than   130,000 employees; and          WHEREAS, The Pasadena Chamber was recognized as the Community   Partner of the Year by the Small Business Administration Houston   office, and it was among those honored at the 2024 BakerRipley   Pasadena Campus Community H.E.R.O.I.C. Celebration; in addition,   the chamber's president and CEO, Cristina Womack, received a   Champion for CTE Award from the Pasadena Independent School   District for her leadership in career and technical education   initiatives; and          WHEREAS, The City of Pasadena was founded in 1893; located   just east of Houston, it is home today to nearly 150,000 Texans,   making it the second most populous city in Harris County; the   community boasts a thriving business environment represented by   numerous industries, including health care, finance, and   education; and          WHEREAS, The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce has played an   important role in enhancing the community's economic vitality and   quality of life, and all those associated with the organization may   take pride in their contributions to the area; now, therefore, be it          RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 89th Texas   Legislature hereby recognize February 12, 2025, as Pasadena Chamber   of Commerce Day at the State Capitol and extend a warm welcome to   the visiting delegation; and, be it further          RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be   prepared for the chamber as an expression of high regard by the   Texas House of Representatives.     Perez of Harris   Paul   Cain     Burrows Guerra Morales Shaw   Alders Guillen Morgan   Allen Harless Muñoz   Anchía Harris Noble   Ashby Harris Davila Olcott   Barry Harrison Oliverson   Bell of Kaufman Hayes Ordaz   Bell of Montgomery Hefner Orr   Bernal Hernandez Patterson   Bhojani Hickland Paul   Bonnen Hinojosa Perez of El Paso   Bowers Holt Perez of Harris   Bryant Hopper Phelan   Buckley Howard Pierson   Bucy Hull Plesa   Bumgarner Hunter Raymond   Button Isaac Reynolds   Cain Johnson Richardson   Campos Jones of Dallas Rodríguez Ramos   Canales Jones of Harris Romero   Capriglione Kerwin Rose   Cole King Rosenthal   Collier Kitzman Schatzline   Cook LaHood Schofield   Cortez Lalani Schoolcraft   Craddick Lambert Shaheen   Cunningham Landgraf Shofner   Curry Leach Simmons   Darby Leo Wilson Slawson   A. Davis of Dallas Little Smithee   Y. Davis of Dallas Longoria Spiller   Dean Lopez of Bexar Swanson   DeAyala Lopez of Cameron Talarico   Dorazio Louderback Tepper   Dutton Lowe Thompson   Dyson Lozano Tinderholt   Fairly Lujan Toth   Flores Luther Troxclair   Frank Manuel Turner   Gámez Martinez VanDeaver   Garcia of Bexar Martinez Fischer Vasut   Garcia of Dallas McLaughlin Villalobos   Garcia Hernandez McQueeney Virdell   Gates Metcalf Vo   Gerdes Meyer Walle   Geren Meza Ward Johnson   Gervin-Hawkins Money Wharton   González of Dallas Moody Wilson   González of El Paso Morales of Harris Wu   Goodwin Morales of Maverick Zwiener     ______________________________   Speaker of the House                 I certify that H.R. No. 178 was adopted by the House on February   12, 2025, by a non-record vote.     ______________________________   Chief Clerk of the House     
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