The House Resolution introduced by Representatives Kazeem and others designates the week of June 16 through 22, 2025, as "Women in Law Enforcement Week" in Pennsylvania. This resolution acknowledges the historical significance of women in law enforcement, highlighting the Pennsylvania State Police's pioneering integration of women troopers into their command structure in 1972. It recognizes the contributions of the fourteen women from the 31st Cadet Class who paved the way for future generations and notes that, despite the current presence of approximately 450 women in the Pennsylvania State Police, they still represent less than 10% of all State troopers.

The resolution emphasizes the ongoing challenges faced by women in law enforcement, including underrepresentation, the "glass ceiling" that limits their advancement, and the need to balance professional responsibilities with familial duties. It also points out the positive impact of increasing the number of women in law enforcement, particularly in handling domestic violence cases. By designating this week, the resolution aims to honor the sacrifices and contributions of women in law enforcement, acknowledging their unique challenges and the importance of their roles in serving and protecting communities.