9/11 Remembrance Flag.
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Overview
This resolution encourages California’s state, county, and municipal public buildings and facilities to display the 9/11 Remembrance Flag on September 11th each year. It also allows public officials to accept donations of the flag for display. The resolution recognizes the flag’s significance as a symbol of remembrance for the victims, first responders, and those affected by the September 11th attacks, and its adoption by other states and organizations.
Key provisions
- Encourages state, county, and municipal buildings to display the 9/11 Remembrance Flag on September 11th.
- Allows public officials to accept donations of the flag for display.
- Recognizes the flag’s design and its adherence to flag design principles.
- Acknowledges the flag’s adoption by other states and its display in numerous locations.
- Highlights the flag’s role in educational events and memorialization.
- Mentions the sacrifices made by Armed Forces members and first responders related to 9/11.
Who is affected
- State government
- County governments
- Municipal governments
- Public officials
- First responders
Notable changes
- Formalizes the recognition and display of the 9/11 Remembrance Flag within California’s public buildings.
- Provides a mechanism for public officials to acquire and display the flag through donations.
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