Bill

K 391

Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of I.D. Booth, Inc. of Elmira, New York

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Chris Friend

Legislature grants ceremonial resolution recognizing I.D. Booth, Inc.'s 150th anniversary in Elmira; purely symbolic, no fiscal or regulatory effect.

ADOPTED

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Bill Summary · K 391

Type: Resolution
Title: Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of I.D. Booth, Inc. of Elmira, New York
Status: Adopted
Introduced: April 29, 2025
Primary Sponsor: Christopher Friend
Classification: Resolution
Version actions: Introduced and Adopted on 2025-04-29

Purpose: To formally recognize and commemorate the 150th anniversary of I.D. Booth, Inc., a business based in Elmira, New York.
Intent: Acknowledge the company’s historical presence and contributions to the Elmira community and honor this milestone in the official records.

Ceremonial Recognition: As a resolution, the bill provides ceremonial acknowledgement rather than creating or changing laws, regulations, or fiscal obligations.
Preamble and Statements: Likely includes a series of “Whereas” clauses that note the significance of a 150-year history and the company’s role in the local economy and community (exact language not provided).
Formal Resolution: Declares the legislature’s recognition of I.D. Booth, Inc.’s milestone and may authorize the publication or presentation of the resolution to the company.

Introduced: 2025-04-29
Adopted: 2025-04-29
No additional fiscal or regulatory provisions are indicated; the action appears to be a one-and-done ceremonial designation.

Civic Impact: Provides formal ceremonial recognition from the legislative body, contributing to community pride and the historical record.
No Fiscal or Regulatory Impact: There are no appropriations, mandates, or legal changes attached to this resolution.
Public Recognition: The resolution can be shared with I.D. Booth, Inc. and used in local commemorations or publicity materials.

The bill is limited to recognition of a milestone and does not impose obligations on entities or individuals beyond formal acknowledgement by the legislature.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.