H.R. No. 109 is a resolution recognizing February 12, 2025, as Chambers County Day at the State Capitol in Austin, Texas. The resolution highlights the historical significance of Chambers County, which was officially created in 1858 and named after local lawyer Thomas Jefferson Chambers. The county, known for its Gulf Coast plains, played a pivotal role in Texas history, particularly during the Texas Revolution. It encompasses several communities, including Anahuac, which is celebrated as the Alligator Capital of Texas, and hosts various festivals such as the Texas Gatorfest and the Texas Rice Festival. The county offers a blend of rural tranquility and access to urban amenities, making it a desirable location for residents and visitors alike.

Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the county's rich natural resources and recreational opportunities, including the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge and various outdoor activities like fishing and camping. The local economy is supported by agriculture, livestock, and the petrochemical industry, with Cedar Port Industrial Park being a significant industrial hub. The resolution expresses pride in the heritage of Chambers County and extends best wishes to the visiting delegation for a meaningful experience in Austin, celebrating the county's contributions to the state of Texas.