The House Resolution introduced by Representatives Ortitay and others recognizes the week of April 6 through 12, 2025, as "National Library Week" in Pennsylvania. This observance, which began in 1958, aims to celebrate the significant contributions of libraries, librarians, and library workers to communities across the state and the nation. The resolution highlights the importance of libraries in promoting reading, providing access to technology, and offering various programs that cater to diverse groups, including children, parents, and seniors.

The resolution emphasizes the transformative power of libraries in enhancing lives through reading and community engagement. It acknowledges the efforts of librarians and library staff in ensuring that libraries are well-equipped to foster learning and serve the needs of their communities. By designating this week as "National Library Week," the House of Representatives aims to raise awareness about the vital role libraries play in society and encourage continued support for these essential institutions.