The "Installation of Statue of Bernardo de Glvez Commemorative Work Approval Resolution of 2025" seeks to authorize the installation of a statue honoring Bernardo de Glvez, a significant figure in the American Revolutionary War, at 2375 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, adjacent to the Embassy of Spain. The statue, which will be accompanied by signage and improvements to the surrounding public space, aims to recognize Glvez's contributions to American independence, including his military support to the Continental Army. The project has received positive feedback from local agencies, including the Department of Transportation and the Historic Preservation Office, and is backed by the Spain-USA Foundation, which will fund the installation and maintenance, with an estimated total cost of under $40,000.

The resolution highlights Glvez's historical significance, noting that he was posthumously granted honorary U.S. citizenship in 2014 for his role in aiding the American colonies. The statue's location is seen as fitting due to its proximity to the Embassy of Spain, symbolizing the historical ties between the U.S. and Spain. The project is expected to enhance the public space while ensuring that it does not detract from nearby monuments, such as the George Washington statue at Washington Circle. The timeline for completion is approximately six months following the acquisition of necessary permits, and the project has garnered support from local stakeholders, including the Advisory Neighborhood Commission, which voted in favor of the installation.