H.R. No. 70 is a resolution honoring Bryan Collier as he prepares to retire from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) on August 31, 2025, after a distinguished 40-year career. Mr. Collier began his journey with TDCJ in 1985 as a clerk and progressed through various roles, ultimately becoming the executive director in 2016. Under his leadership, TDCJ has made significant strides in reducing recidivism and enhancing rehabilitation programs for incarcerated individuals. He has also been instrumental in advocating for pay raises for correctional staff and has overseen the development of transformative initiatives, including a new training facility.

The resolution acknowledges Mr. Collier's extensive contributions to the field of corrections, including his active involvement with the American Correctional Association and the Correctional Leaders Association, where he has held various leadership positions. His achievements have been recognized through multiple awards, including the Best in the Business award and induction into the Texas Correction Association's Hall of Honor. The Texas House of Representatives expresses its gratitude for Mr. Collier's service and extends best wishes for his future endeavors as he concludes his impactful career.