The bill, S. 1022, is a Senate Resolution introduced to honor the City of Greer, South Carolina, on the occasion of its 150th anniversary. The resolution acknowledges the city's rich history, beginning with its establishment in 1873 when the Richmond and Danville Air Line Railway built a station on land donated by James Manning Greer. It highlights the growth of Greer from a train stop to a vibrant village, its incorporation in 1876, and its evolution into a bustling hub for commerce and advanced manufacturing, particularly after World War II.

The resolution also notes significant developments in the city, such as the opening of Interstate 85 and the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, which enhanced its connectivity and economic opportunities. It emphasizes the city's investment in revitalizing its historic downtown and improving the quality of life for its residents. To celebrate this milestone, the City of Greer has planned yearlong celebrations throughout 2026, culminating in a formal ceremony on March 25, 2026, to mark its official 150th birthday. The resolution expresses the Senate's wishes for the continued prosperity, growth, and success of Greer's citizens in the twenty-first century.