The resolution honors Charlotte Thomas for her remarkable fifty-one years of service to the City of North Little Rock, where she has worked since February 25, 1974. Throughout her career, she has served under multiple mayors and was notably the first African American to join the mayor's executive staff. Charlotte has played a vital role in representing the mayor at public events and has been recognized for her problem-solving skills and dedication to assisting residents in navigating city services. Her contributions have earned her several accolades, including recognition as a Woman of Distinction and Outstanding Services by various organizations.

In addition to her professional achievements, Charlotte Thomas is celebrated for her community involvement and affiliations with several local organizations. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from Philander Smith College and has been an active member of the Scipio A. Jones Alumni Choir, the North Little Rock Census Committee, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing her contributions and expressing gratitude for her service, with a copy to be presented to her by the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives upon adoption.