H.R. No. 238 is a resolution recognizing February 13, 2025, as Uvalde County Day at the State Capitol, celebrating the rich history and contributions of Uvalde County and its residents. Founded in 1856 and named after Spanish general Juan de Ugalde, the county has evolved from a rugged frontier inhabited by Native Americans to a thriving agricultural hub known for its sheep, cattle, and honey production. The resolution highlights the unique identities of communities within the county, such as Knippa, Cline, and Utopia, and honors influential figures like John Nance "Cactus Jack" Garner and former Texas governor Dolph Briscoe Jr., whose legacies continue to impact the region.

The resolution also emphasizes the county's natural beauty, with its rivers and parks attracting visitors and outdoor enthusiasts. It acknowledges the deep connection residents have to their land and their commitment to resilience, unity, and innovation as they honor their past while looking toward a brighter future. The House of Representatives extends best wishes to the visiting delegation from Uvalde County for an enjoyable and memorable stay in Austin.