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SR 62INDIANASession 2026State Billsigned

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Indiana Senate honors the history and service of the 425th Personnel Service Company

Original title: Honoring the 425th Personnel Service Company.

Last action · February 23, 2026: First reading: adopted voice voteSponsor: J.D. Ford

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What This Bill Does

The Indiana Senate formally recognizes the historical service, military achievements, and community contributions of the inactive 425th Personnel Service Company.

Why it matters

Changes only the official legislative recognition of the military unit; no funding, policy, or service changes are enacted.

Who It Affects

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425th Personnel Service Company members

Receive formal legislative recognition and commendation from the Indiana Senate.

Key Facts

The Indiana Senate adopted a resolution to recognize the service and history of the 425th Personnel Service Company.
The 425th Personnel Service Company served as an administrative support unit in the United States Army Reserve from the Cold War Era onward.
The unit supported operations including the Gulf War, peacekeeping in the Balkans, and the Global War on Terror.
The unit was awarded the Meritorious Unit Citation for service during Operation Desert Storm from late 1990 into early 1991.

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The Secretary of the Senate is directed to transmit copies of the resolution to Denise Abdul-Rahman.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Senate Resolution 62 do?

It formally honors the historical service and contributions of the 425th Personnel Service Company.

Is the 425th Personnel Service Company currently active?

No, the resolution notes that the company is now inactive while remaining a pillar of the Indianapolis community.

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Current status: signed.

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Feb 23, 2026SenateIntroduced
First reading: adopted voice vote
Feb 23, 2026Senate
Authored by Senator Ford J.D.

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Connected Entities

Indianapolis, 425th Personnel Service Company, United States Army Reserve and 3 more

locationIndianapolis“Community where the U.S. Army Reserve unit was based and where the company is a ”Map →

Organization425th Personnel Service Company“Administrative support unit in the United States Army Reserve being honored.”Map →

OrganizationUnited States Army Reserve“Branch of the military in which the 425th served.”Map →

PersonDenise Abdul-Rahman“Recipient of the transmitted copies of the resolution.”Map →

locationFort Benjamin Harrison“Former military installation where units were mobilized.”Map →

locationSaudi Arabia“Deployment location during Operation Desert Storm.”Map →

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iga.in.gov

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