Down East Remembrance Act
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill officially names six creeks in North Carolina in honor of the individuals who died in a plane crash near Carteret County in 2022. The bill permanently designates these creeks as Noah Styron Creek, Hunter Parks Creek, Kole McInnis Creek, Stephanie Fulcher Creek, Jacob Taylor Creek, and Daily Shepherd Creek. It ensures that all official references to these creeks will now use the newly established names.
Key provisions
- Designates Noah Styron Creek.
- Designates Hunter Parks Creek.
- Designates Kole McInnis Creek.
- Designates Stephanie Fulcher Creek.
- Designates Jacob Taylor Creek.
- Designates Daily Shepherd Creek.
- Specifies the exact geographic coordinates for each creek designation.
Who is affected
- Residents of North Carolina
- Federal agencies referencing these creeks
- Local governments in Carteret County
- Historical records related to the area
Notable changes
- Establishes permanent names for previously unnamed creeks.
- Updates official references to these creeks within the United States government.
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