CONGRATS-DAVE HELLMICH, PH.D.

104th Regular Session Introduced by Brad Fritts

A ceremonial resolution recognizing and congratulating Dave Hellmich, Ph.D., for notable contributions, with formal statements of appreciation and biographical highlights.

Resolution Adopted

Summary of HR 958 (104th Illinois General Assembly)

Note: Based on the information provided, this bill appears to be a ceremonial or commemorative measure rather than a substantive policy proposal. The title indicates it is aimed at congratulating an individual, Dave Hellmich, Ph.D., and the sponsors include a co-sponsor, Brad Fritts. No additional policy provisions are evident from the bill name alone. The following summary captures the likely scope, purpose, and potential impact.

Purpose and intent

To publicly recognize and congratulate Dave Hellmich, Ph.D., for notable achievements or contributions.

Serve as a ceremonial acknowledgment within the Illinois General Assembly, highlighting the honored individual’s accomplishments and impact on the community or state.

Key provisions and changes

Declaration of congratulations or a commemorative resolution addressed to Dave Hellmich, Ph.D.

Formal statements of appreciation, biographical highlights, or notes on professional achievements.

Acknowledgment may include references to the individual’s service, education, leadership, or community impact.

The bill designates a specific occasion or accomplishment as the basis for the recognition (e.g., lifetime achievement, significant contribution to a field, or local/state impact).

Who/what would be affected

The primary beneficiary is Dave Hellmich, Ph.D., through formal recognition by the Illinois General Assembly.

The surrounding community or institution with ties to Dr. Hellmich may gain visibility through the ceremonial resolution.

Legislative staff and the broader public may reference the bill as part of ceremonial duties and state records.

Procedural and timeline aspects

As a commemorative resolution, the bill would follow the standard process for non-substantive resolutions in the Illinois House:

Introduction and assignment to committee
Possible amendments or formatting adjustments
Floor consideration and passage by the House
Potential transmission to other chambers (e.g., Senate) for adoption if necessary

There are typically no fiscal impacts, no regulatory changes, and no changes in law enacted by ceremonial resolutions.

Timelines would follow the usual legislative calendar for the 104th session, but specific dates are not provided in the bill description.

Additional notes

The sponsor listed is Brad Fritts as a co-sponsor, indicating bipartisan or cross-member support for the recognition.

Without substantive policy language, the bill’s effect is ceremonial and symbolic, aimed at honoring an individual rather than altering statutes or programs.

If you can provide the full bill text or any committee reports, I can refine the summary to reflect any additional substantive content, dates, or specific achievements cited in the resolution.