Resolution No. 1017 is a Concurrent Resolution that designates May 14, 2025, as the 9th annual Hispanic Cultural Day in Oklahoma. The resolution acknowledges the significant presence and contributions of the Hispanic community in the state, which has roots dating back to the 16th century when Spanish explorers first claimed the region. It highlights the historical and cultural importance of Hispanics in Oklahoma, noting their migration to the state in search of better opportunities and their ongoing influence in cities such as Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Guymon.

The resolution emphasizes the rich heritage and culture of Hispanics, recognizing their perseverance and the economic impact they have on both the state and the nation. It points out that the Hispanic population's median age is significantly younger than that of non-Hispanics, underscoring their vital role in the demographic landscape. By adopting this resolution, the Oklahoma House of Representatives and Senate aim to celebrate and honor the contributions of the Hispanic community to the state's identity and development.