H.R. No. 117 is a resolution recognizing February 5, 2025, as Maverick County and Eagle Pass Day at the Texas State Capitol. The resolution highlights the rich history and significance of Maverick County, established in 1856 and named after cattleman Samuel Augustus Maverick. The county seat, Eagle Pass, has evolved into a vital center for trade and travel along the Texas-Mexico border, boasting three international bridges and a bustling port that handled over $37 billion in exports and imports in 2023. The resolution also acknowledges the collaborative efforts of local officials and civic leaders to enhance the region's economy, improve quality of life, and expand educational opportunities through institutions like Southwest Texas Junior College and the upcoming four-year university.

The resolution celebrates the community's dedication to economic development, job creation, and tourism, as well as the cultural and historical significance of the area, including attractions like Fort Duncan Park and the historic downtown of Eagle Pass. It emphasizes the pride of Maverick County residents in their contributions to Texas's history while looking forward to future opportunities. The House of Representatives extends a warm welcome to the visiting delegation from Maverick County and Eagle Pass, recognizing their ongoing commitment to the region's growth and prosperity.