The resolution congratulates the town of Little Compton, Rhode Island, on its upcoming 350th anniversary in 2025. It highlights the town's rich history, beginning with the Sakonnet, Wampanoag people who inhabited the area for thousands of years before European settlers arrived in the 16th century. The resolution details the transformation of Sakonnet into Little Compton in 1682, the impact of agriculture and tourism on the local economy, and the contributions of various immigrant communities, particularly the Azorean immigrants in the 19th century. It also acknowledges the challenges faced by the town, including natural disasters and the effects of World War II, as well as the community's efforts in land preservation and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In celebrating this milestone, the resolution emphasizes the town's natural beauty, historical significance, and strong community ties. It expresses the House of Representatives' joy in recognizing Little Compton's anniversary and directs the Secretary of State to send a certified copy of the resolution to the Little Compton Historical Society.

Introduced by Representatives McGaw, Shekarchi, Blazejewski, and Chippendale on May 15, the resolution has been read and passed in the House.