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Senate unanimously passes bill to honor Staff Sergeant Arthur J. Rambo with memorial bridge

January 08, 2025 | 2025 Legislature MT, Montana


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Senate unanimously passes bill to honor Staff Sergeant Arthur J. Rambo with memorial bridge
During the Senate Floor Session on January 8, 2025, a significant decision was made to honor a local hero, Staff Sergeant Arthur J. Rambo, by naming a highway bridge in his memory. Senate Bill 59, introduced by Senator Cuff, received unanimous support from the Senate, passing with a vote of 50-0. This bill will designate the highway entering Libby from the north as the Staff Sergeant Arthur J. Rambo Memorial Bridge, also recognizing other fallen veterans.

Senator Logie expressed gratitude to the family of Sergeant Rambo, emphasizing the importance of memorializing those who have served. The motion to pass the bill was met with enthusiasm, reflecting the community's commitment to honoring its veterans.

In addition to the passage of Senate Bill 59, the session included announcements of upcoming committee meetings, highlighting ongoing legislative activities. Various committees, including Local Government and Transportation, are set to convene, ensuring continued engagement on important issues affecting the state.

The session concluded with a motion to adjourn until March 9, 2025, marking a productive day for the Senate and a meaningful step in recognizing the sacrifices of local veterans. This decision not only honors Sergeant Rambo but also strengthens community ties and fosters a sense of pride among residents.

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