Illinois HR 377: RECOGNIZES-HIP-HOP MUSIC

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HR0377LRB104 13634 ECR 26268 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Letter carriers deliver mail as public servants 

3who uphold public trust by ensuring the safe and efficient 

4passage of mail, becoming familiar neighborhood figures in the 

5communities they serve; and

6 WHEREAS, Letter carriers deliver to homes and businesses 

7six days a week, and increasingly seven days a week, in order 

8to serve American communities and to ensure that residents and 

9businesses receive essential correspondence, packages, and 

10other items; and

11 WHEREAS, The work of letter carriers often goes 

12unrecognized despite the vital role they play in the daily 

13lives of individuals, communities, and the functioning of 

14commerce; and

15 WHEREAS, As letter carriers carry out the constitutionally 

16mandated duty to deliver mail, they balance the demands of 

17public service with the right to decent pay, benefits, and 

18working conditions, becoming the first postal workers to form 

19a union, the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC), 

20in 1889; and

21 WHEREAS, NALC Branch 11, serving the Chicago region, was 

HR0377- 2 -LRB104 13634 ECR 26268 r

1founded in 1891, and it has one of the largest offices within 

2the national organization today; and

3 WHEREAS, NALC Branch 11's letter carriers, building on the 

4spirit of community and public service, have regularly raised 

5money for charities and helped collect food donations as part 

6of the Stamp Out Hunger campaign; and

7 WHEREAS, NALC Branch 11 has demonstrated a commitment to 

8advocating for the rights and well-being of its members and 

9the strengthening of the communities it serves; therefore, be 

10it

11 RESOLVED, BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ONE