
9/11 Freedom Flag Added to Delaware State Code as Official Remembrance Flag of Sept. 11, 2001
September 9, 2022
The bill designates the Freedom Flag as “the symbol of our State’s concern and commitment to remembering all of the lives lost as a result of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001
On 09 September 2022, Freedom Flag Foundation President (John Riley) traveled to the annual Middletown High School Patriot Day Remembrance in Middletown, DE, and joined state legislators Sen. Stephanie Hansen and Rep. Kevin Hensley as they introduced Delaware’s Official 9/11 Remembrance Flag (“Freedom Flag”), which was added to Delaware’s Code by unanimous vote of the 151st General Assembly {Tit. 29, Chap. 3, §330. 9/11 Remembrance Flag}. The bill designates the Freedom Flag as “the symbol of our State’s concern and commitment to remembering all of the lives lost as a result of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Among those lost were members of the military, police, fire, and other rescue and first-response personnel acting in the line of duty. Each year on September 11, schools are encouraged to offer instruction on the events of that day, and the role of the many military, police, fire, and other rescue and first-response personnel in responding to the attacks.”
