The House Resolution proposes to designate April 7-13, 2025, as National Public Health Week in Michigan. It highlights the essential role of public health professionals in preventing disease, promoting healthy living conditions, and safeguarding communities. The resolution acknowledges their efforts in various areas, including ensuring safe drinking water, conducting health screenings, monitoring disease outbreaks, and preparing for emergencies. It also notes the significant advancements in public health over the years, such as reducing child mortality rates and improving maternal and infant health.

Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes the importance of public health education and employment, citing that a high percentage of public health graduates from the University of Michigan find employment or continue their education shortly after graduation. It recognizes the contributions of public health professionals and aligns with the annual honors given by the American Public Health Association to celebrate their work. The resolution calls for recognition of these professionals' efforts and contributions to the health and well-being of the community.