Senate Joint Resolution 225, sponsored by McNally, recognizes and honors William "Bill" Clabough, Sr. for his significant contributions to the Foothills Land Conservancy (FLC). Over the past two decades, Clabough has played a pivotal role in the organization, which has successfully preserved over 200,000 acres across Tennessee and surrounding states through 500 conservation projects. His leadership as executive director since 2006 has been marked by a commitment to land protection partnerships, stewardship, and community outreach, significantly expanding FLC's impact within the region.

In addition to his work with FLC, Clabough has a distinguished history of public service, having served in the Tennessee House of Representatives and Senate, where he earned respect for his contributions to various committees. He has also been actively involved in numerous community organizations and initiatives, demonstrating a deep commitment to the welfare of Blount County and the Southern Appalachian region. The resolution concludes by extending best wishes to Clabough for his continued success and acknowledges his dedication to environmental conservation and community leadership.