The Georgia State Senate convened on March 25, 2025, for Legislative Day 35, where several significant resolutions were introduced and adopted, highlighting community contributions and achievements.
The session began with the introduction of Dr. Delphany Head as the "Doctor of the Day." Dr. Head, a family practice physician with the Southeast Permanente Medical Group, expressed her honor in serving at the Senate, emphasizing her commitment to patient care and community service. She highlighted her background, including her education and leadership roles, and noted the importance of her work in the same community where she grew up.
Following this, the Senate adopted Senate Resolution 392, recognizing the Civil Air Patrol for its volunteer services in Georgia. The resolution acknowledged the organization's contributions to national defense and emergency services, particularly during hurricane relief efforts. Colonel Michael Willis, representing the Civil Air Patrol, shared examples of their impactful work, including providing essential supplies to communities affected by disasters.
Another notable resolution, Senate Resolution 412, celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Atlanta Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). This organization has dedicated three decades to advocating for children in foster care, ensuring they have safe and loving homes. Dominique Cooper, the CEO of Atlanta CASA, expressed gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed the organization's commitment to supporting vulnerable children in Fulton County.
The Senate also recognized the North Forsyth High School competition cheerleading team for winning the GHSA Class 6A state championship for the second consecutive year. The team, praised for their teamwork and resilience, was represented by head coach Jessica Wood and team members, who expressed their appreciation for the support they received throughout the season.
Overall, the meeting underscored the Senate's commitment to honoring local organizations and individuals making a difference in their communities, showcasing the collaborative spirit of Georgia's citizens.