Resolution No. 1032, introduced by Representatives Boles, Crosswhite, Hader, and Hill, proclaims February 17, 2026, as Oklahoma Aggregates Day at the Capitol. The resolution highlights the significant economic impact of the aggregates industry in Oklahoma, which is essential for the construction of vital infrastructure such as highways, roads, bridges, and buildings. It emphasizes that the aggregates—comprising rock, sand, gravel, and gypsum—are foundational materials for these structures and that the industry contributes nearly $1 billion to the state's economy, supporting over 8,450 jobs with competitive wages.

The resolution further acknowledges the critical role of aggregates in supporting the operations of various governmental bodies, including the Department of Transportation and local governments, as well as their importance to real estate developers and homebuilders. By declaring this day, the Oklahoma House of Representatives aims to celebrate and recognize the contributions of the aggregates industry to the state's infrastructure and overall economic health.