This bill is a memorial that designates January 29, 2025, as the forty-ninth annual "Grant County Day" in the House of Representatives of New Mexico. The resolution highlights the unique cultural, historical, and economic significance of Grant County, which is known for its mining, ranching, and art communities, as well as its diverse cultural heritage that includes Hispanic, Native American, and Anglo influences. It emphasizes the county's contributions to the state, including its status as a major mining hub, home to the third-largest open-pit copper mine in the world, and the presence of Western New Mexico University, which plays a vital role in education and training for Hispanic students.

The memorial also acknowledges various historical and cultural aspects of Grant County, such as its rich history involving Native Americans and the establishment of the Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Bayard. It celebrates the county's outdoor recreational opportunities, annual festivals, and its notable residents, including the current lieutenant governor, Howie Morales. The resolution concludes by directing that copies of the memorial be sent to the members of the board of county commissioners of Grant County.