Senate Resolution 75, sponsored by Yager, designates April 2023 as "County Government Month" in Tennessee. The resolution highlights the essential role that county governments play in serving the state's residents, noting that Tennessee has ninety-five counties that provide critical services to over 7 million people. It emphasizes the historical significance of county governments, their contributions to education, public safety, infrastructure, and various community services, as well as their involvement in addressing pressing issues such as disaster recovery and public health crises.

The resolution also acknowledges the efforts of the National Association of Counties in promoting awareness of county responsibilities and services through National County Government Month, which has been celebrated annually since 1991. It calls for recognition of the vital contributions made by county governments in Tennessee, reinforcing their importance as the level of government closest to the people.