Senate Resolution No. recognizes May 13, 2026, as Older Michiganians Day to honor the significant contributions of older adults in Michigan. According to the 2021 American Community Survey, over 2.4 million Michiganians are aged 60 or older, representing a substantial portion of the state's population. This demographic not only outnumbers children and students but also plays a crucial role in various sectors, including the economy, education, and community service. The resolution highlights the resilience and achievements of older Michiganians, who have lived through significant historical events and continue to serve as vital resources for their communities.

The resolution emphasizes the respect and gratitude owed to older citizens for their leadership, volunteerism, and mentorship. It acknowledges their invaluable contributions to society and recognizes them as a foundation for building a better future. By designating May 13, 2026, as Older Michiganians Day, the Senate aims to celebrate and honor the rich legacy and ongoing impact of older adults across the state of Michigan.