Requesting The State Of Delaware, The City Of Dover, And Kent County Levy Court Coordinate With The City Of Wilmington To Relocate The Caesar Rodney Equestrian Statue To The Green In Dover, The John Dickinson Plantation, Or Another Suitable Location Before The Semiquincentennial Celebration.

This bill requests that the State of Delaware, along with the City of Dover and Kent County Levy Court, work with the City of Wilmington to move the Caesar Rodney Equestrian Statue. The proposed new locations for the statue include The Green in Dover, the John Dickinson Plantation, or another suitable site. The relocation is aimed to be completed before the Semiquincentennial Celebration, marking 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Supporters of the bill may argue that relocating the statue is a way to honor Delaware's history while ensuring that it is placed in a more appropriate and meaningful location. They might emphasize the importance of the Semiquincentennial Celebration as a chance to reflect on the state's heritage and promote inclusivity in public spaces.

Critics of the bill may contend that relocating the statue undermines historical significance and disrespects the legacy of Caesar Rodney. They could argue that such actions are part of a trend to erase history rather than engage with it, potentially sparking further division in the community.