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 garnered favorable reviews from local agencies and is backed by the Spain-USA Foundation, which will fund the installation and maintenance. The resolution emphasizes the historical importance of Glvez, who was posthumously awarded honorary U.S. citizenship in 2014, and the statue's location symbolizes the enduring relationship between the United States and Spain.

The resolution also outlines a comprehensive plan for the "Bernardo de Gálvez" Commemorative Garden, which includes the removal of existing structures and the installation of new landscaping features, seating, and the statue itself. The project is designed to enhance the public space while ensuring compatibility with the surrounding urban context. The Embassy of Spain will cover the estimated construction costs, and the project is expected to proceed following necessary approvals, with a timeline of approximately six months for completion. The resolution has received support from the Advisory Neighborhood Commission and the Department of State, indicating a broad consensus on the statue's significance and appropriateness for the site.