Senate Resolution No. 45 celebrates Tarrant County Days at the Texas State Capitol on February 10 and 11, 2025. The resolution acknowledges Tarrant County's rich history, which dates back to its establishment in 1849 and its significance as a cattle drive terminus in the Old West. Named after General Edward H. Tarrant, the county has transformed from a frontier community into a vibrant urban center, now housing over two million residents and serving as a hub for business, education, culture, and tourism. Notable cities within the county include Fort Worth, Arlington, and North Richland Hills, with attractions such as Six Flags Over Texas, the Fort Worth Zoo, and various sports venues.

The resolution also highlights Tarrant County's educational institutions, including The University of Texas at Arlington and Texas Christian University, which contribute to the region's workforce and innovation. The county boasts a diverse economy supported by major employers like American Airlines and Lockheed Martin, alongside a strong network of local chambers of commerce promoting economic growth. The Senate expresses its esteem for Tarrant County's achievements and contributions to Texas, wishing the visiting delegation a productive and enjoyable visit to Austin.