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  86R34969 SME-D
 
  By: Zwiener H.R. No. 1812
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Dawn Capra is concluding her service as mayor of
  Johnson City in May 2019, after a successful tenure that has spanned
  three terms; and
         WHEREAS, Throughout her time in office, this esteemed public
  official has worked to upgrade the city's infrastructure through a
  variety of municipal projects, such as wastewater treatment plant
  improvements and the addition of a solar farm; moreover, she
  created the Youth Municipal Advisory Council for middle and high
  school students, updated the city's zoning ordinance, and helped
  secure numerous grants; and
         WHEREAS, Dawn Capra worked with the Texas Legislature for
  four sessions in the 1990s, including three sessions with former
  state representative Scott Hochberg; she went on to win election to
  the Johnson City council for two terms in the 2000s, and she
  currently serves as a legislative aide in the office of State
  Representative Erin Zwiener; outside of her political endeavors,
  she has owned two small businesses, Serendipity Books and Cap's
  Corner Market, and she has found further success as a reporter,
  published author, legal assistant, and educator; and
         WHEREAS, Mayor Capra sits on the Lights Spectacular committee
  and the advisory council for the new community resource center; she
  is also the missions director for First Christian Church, and she
  has volunteered with Kairos Prison Ministry and the Texas
  Department of Criminal Justice; and
         WHEREAS, A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin,
  Mayor Capra holds a degree in international government and a
  certificate in secondary teaching; in all her endeavors, she has
  enjoyed the love and support of her husband of 28 years, Glen, and
  she takes great pride in her three children, Anthony, Audrey, and
  Anamarie; and
         WHEREAS, Dawn Capra's adept and forward-looking leadership
  has made Johnson City an even better place in which to live and
  work, and her many valuable contributions will continue to resonate
  in the years to come; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 86th Texas
  Legislature hereby honor Dawn Capra for her service as mayor of
  Johnson City and extend to her sincere best wishes for the future;
  and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Mayor Capra as an expression of high regard by the
  Texas House of Representatives.