A Resolution recognizing the month of January 2026 as "Law Enforcement Professionals Appreciation Month" in Pennsylvania, honoring and supporting law enforcement professionals of all levels of government who serve and protect this Commonwealth.
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Overview
This resolution designates January 2026 as "Law Enforcement Professionals Appreciation Month" in Pennsylvania. It aims to honor and support law enforcement officers at all levels of government who serve and protect the Commonwealth. The resolution acknowledges the risks and challenges faced by law enforcement and expresses the House’s commitment to recognizing their vital role in community safety.
Key provisions
- Designates January 2026 as Law Enforcement Professionals Appreciation Month.
- Recognizes the service and sacrifices of law enforcement professionals.
- Acknowledges the challenges and threats faced by law enforcement.
- Expresses support for law enforcement officers.
- References National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.
- Highlights the importance of law enforcement in protecting communities.
Who is affected
- Law enforcement professionals
- Residents of Pennsylvania
- The Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Notable changes
- Designates a specific month for recognition.
- Acknowledges current challenges faced by law enforcement.
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