Summary#
HR-2119 is a Georgia House resolution that recognizes and commends Vicki Pilgrim for her service to the Georgia Golden Olympics and the National Senior Games Association. Its stated goal is to express the House’s appreciation; it does not create a program or change existing law.
- The House formally commends Pilgrim for her contributions.
- The resolution recites her work with the Georgia Golden Games, the National Senior Games Association, public health, and recreation organizations.
- The House Clerk is directed to make a copy of the resolution available for distribution to Pilgrim.
What it means for you#
- Vicki Pilgrim: The resolution provides formal recognition and makes a copy available for distribution to her.
- Georgia residents and organizations named: It does not change anyone’s rights, services, funding, or duties. The resolution does not require the Golden Olympics or the National Senior Games Association to take action.
Money#
No cost information is in the available material.
- The House Clerk is directed to make a copy available for distribution, but the resolution gives no cost estimate.
What is unclear#
No major gaps are obvious from the available text. The resolution does not specify how the copy will be distributed.
Case for#
- The resolution formally recognizes Pilgrim’s decades of work in programs for older adults and in public health.
- It records her service and awards in an official House resolution.
- The resolution’s account presents her work as an example of public service and community contribution.
Case against#
- The resolution is recognition only; it does not provide funding or require any action to expand services.
- The biographical claims appear in the resolution’s recitals, but no supporting records are included in the supplied material.
- Any cost of preparing or distributing the copy is not stated.