Sponsor
Ann Wagner
Representative · R-MO
Representative · R-MO
The resolution formally recognizes Jefferson Barracks' historical importance and ongoing veteran/National Guard role—boosting honor, preservation interest, and local heritage tourism—while remaining largely symbolic and not authorizing direct funding or major policy changes.
Veterans and National Guard personnel: the resolution affirms Jefferson Barracks' continuing role in veteran services and as an active National Guard site, reinforcing recognition and support for veterans and local military readiness.
Local communities and museums: the resolution highlights Jefferson Barracks' historic value, supporting preservation efforts and heritage tourism that can benefit local governments, cultural institutions, and nearby economies.
No direct policy changes or funding are authorized, so benefits are largely symbolic and may not produce substantial new resources for preservation or veteran services.
Based on analysis of 1 section of legislative text.
Expresses congressional recognition of Jefferson Barracks' historical significance and ongoing service to veterans, national defense, preservation, and the local community.
Official title: Celebrating the 200th anniversary of Jefferson Barracks in Missouri and recognizing its contributions to the military history and national security of the United States.
Introduced July 6, 2026 by Ann Wagner · Last progress July 6, 2026
Recognizes and recounts the historical significance of Jefferson Barracks, noting its founding in 1826, roles in multiple U.S. wars, designation on the National Register of Historic Places, and continued use for veteran services, National Guard units, museums, and public recreation. The resolution affirms Jefferson Barracks' ongoing contributions to national defense, veterans' care, historic preservation, and the local community.