The Senate Resolution commemorates May 11-17, 2025, as Police Week, recognizing the contributions and sacrifices of law enforcement officers across the United States, particularly in Michigan. Established by President John F. Kennedy in 1962, National Police Week honors those who have lost their lives in the line of duty, with a special emphasis on the 145 officers killed in 2024, including five from Michigan. The resolution highlights the importance of law enforcement in maintaining public safety and acknowledges the challenges faced by officers and their families.

The resolution expresses gratitude for the bravery, dignity, and reliability exhibited by law enforcement officers, emphasizing their role in supporting communities during times of crisis. It calls for citizens to appreciate and respect these individuals who willingly put their lives at risk for the safety of others. By designating this week, the Senate aims to honor the service of police officers and ensure that the sacrifices made by fallen officers are never forgotten.