Senate Joint Resolution 206, sponsored by Akbari, seeks to officially designate December 14 as "Hazel Moore Day" in recognition of Hazel Moore's significant contributions to the Whitehaven community in Tennessee. Known as the "Mayor of Whitehaven," Moore has dedicated her efforts to improving the community by addressing issues such as drug abuse and teen pregnancy, while also fostering community pride. She founded the Academy of Youth Empowerment to assist teens in developing essential social skills and study habits, and she initiated the Community Health Fair, which offers free school supplies and health screenings to local families.

In addition to her community initiatives, Hazel Moore has received numerous accolades for her work, including the Pioneer Memphis Business Award and the American Heart Association Outstanding Volunteer Award. Her legacy includes the establishment of the Hazel Moore Award to honor her contributions and the dedication of a street in her name. The resolution acknowledges her role as a catalyst for positive change in Whitehaven and aims to inspire others to engage in community service.