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K 1258

Congratulating Lloyd Evans upon the occasion of celebrating his 100th Birthday

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Jeff Gallahan

The bill would ceremonially congratulate Lloyd Evans on his 100th birthday, recognizing him without creating policy or funding changes.

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Bill Summary · K 1258

Bill Summary: K 1258 – 2025-2026 Session (New York)

Title

Congratulating Lloyd Evans upon the occasion of celebrating his 100th Birthday

Purpose and Intent

This bill formally honors and commemorates Lloyd Evans on the occasion of his 100th birthday. It is a ceremonial resolution typical of state legislatures that recognizes notable contributions, milestones, or distinguished residents within the state. The primary purpose is to publicly acknowledge and celebrate Mr. Evans’s centennial milestone and to commend him for his life and achievements.

Key Provisions and Changes

  • The bill would designate a formal congratulatory resolution by the New York State Legislature.
  • It would express appreciation and best wishes to Lloyd Evans on reaching the age of 100.
  • It may include brief statements about Lloyd Evans’s life, service, or impact as appropriate to the sponsor’s intended inscription.

Note: As a ceremonial resolution, the measure does not authorize new programs, funding, or regulatory requirements. Its effect is symbolic and commemorative.

Who or What Would Be Affected

  • Lloyd Evans: The individual to be honored.
  • The general public and the residents of New York may recognize the centenarian milestone through the published resolution.
  • No government programs, agencies, or fiscal allocations are typically affected.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Introduced on May 4, 2026.
  • Co-sponsored by Assembly member Jeff Gallahan.
  • As a non-binding ceremonial resolution, it would proceed through the standard legislative process for resolutions, which generally includes committee referral, potential amendments, and floor consideration, followed by passage in both legislative houses and signing by the appropriate officer (e.g., the Governor) if applicable in New York’s process for ceremonial resolutions. In many cases, ceremonial resolutions do not require gubernatorial assent, depending on the chamber's rules.

Notes

  • No fiscal impact is anticipated.
  • The bill is primarily a commemorative gesture rather than a policy change.
  • The exact text will specify the formal language recognizing Lloyd Evans and the occasion.

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

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