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HR 1091

TO HONOR HERBERT M. SCOTT FOR HIS SERVICE TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Tracy Steele

HR 1091 - Honoring Herbert M. Scott for Service to Arkansas OverviewBill Number: HR 1091 Title: TO HONOR HERBERT M. SCOTT FOR HIS SERVICE TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. Status: READ A

READ AND ADOPTED.
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Bill Summary · HR 1091

HR 1091 - Honoring Herbert M. Scott for Service to Arkansas

Overview

Bill Number: HR 1091
Title: TO HONOR HERBERT M. SCOTT FOR HIS SERVICE TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
Status: READ AND ADOPTED.
Introduced: February 06, 2025

Purpose and Intent

This resolution honors Herbert M. Scott, a long-serving and dedicated public servant from the state of Arkansas. The resolution recognizes Scott's lifetime of contributions to the people of Arkansas through his work in state government over the past four decades.

Key Provisions

  • Expresses the Arkansas state legislature's deep gratitude and appreciation for Herbert M. Scott's exemplary service
  • Highlights Scott's distinguished career, including his roles as a state representative, state senator, and cabinet secretary
  • Commends Scott's commitment to improving education, infrastructure, and economic development in Arkansas
  • Praises Scott's bipartisan approach and ability to work across the aisle to achieve results for his constituents
  • Declares that the state of Arkansas is forever indebted to Herbert M. Scott for his tireless efforts on behalf of the people

Affected Parties and Impacts

This resolution directly honors and recognizes the lifetime of public service by Herbert M. Scott, a highly respected figure in Arkansas politics. While it does not have any direct regulatory or financial impacts, the resolution serves to formally acknowledge and celebrate Scott's contributions to the state and its citizens over the course of his career.

Procedural and Timeline Considerations

The resolution was introduced in the Arkansas state legislature on February 6, 2025 and has since been read and adopted, indicating that it has passed both chambers of the legislature. With the resolution's adoption, it will be formally presented to Herbert M. Scott and entered into the state's official records, honoring his legacy of service to Arkansas.

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

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