The resolution HR2003 celebrates the 100th anniversary of Route 66, recognizing its historical significance as a symbol of American freedom and adventure. Established in 1926, Route 66 has become an iconic highway that connects communities and attracts travelers from around the world, contributing to Arizona's tourism and economy. The resolution highlights Arizona's unique position as home to the longest preserved stretch of this historic route, emphasizing the importance of preserving its cultural and architectural heritage.

The House of Representatives encourages both Arizonans and visitors to engage in the centennial celebrations, promoting the exploration of Route 66's rich history and vibrant communities. The resolution underscores the need to safeguard the historic resources along the route to ensure the continued vitality and economic growth of the communities it traverses. Through this recognition, the resolution aims to foster a sense of pride and participation in the celebrations of this significant milestone in American history.