House Resolution No. [insert number] proposes to declare October 2025 as Polish American Heritage Month in Michigan. This initiative aims to honor the significant contributions of Polish immigrants and their descendants to the state's and nation's development. With approximately 784,200 Michiganders identifying as Polish, making up nearly 8% of the state's population, Michigan has the second-largest Polish American community in the United States. The resolution highlights the essential role Polish Americans have played in shaping American history, culture, and values, emphasizing their traditions of hard work, faith, and resilience.

The resolution also acknowledges notable Polish figures, such as General Casimir Pulaski and General Tadeusz Kociuszko, who contributed to America's fight for independence. It recognizes the diverse contributions of Polish Americans across various fields, including science, education, business, and the arts. By designating October as Polish American Heritage Month, the resolution encourages citizens to celebrate and appreciate the rich cultural heritage and achievements of Polish Americans, while also fostering a deeper understanding of Polish culture and the enduring friendship between the United States and Poland.