H.R. No. 252 is a resolution recognizing March 5, 2025, as Port Aransas Day at the Texas State Capitol, celebrating the rich history and vibrant community of Port Aransas. The resolution highlights the town's origins, tracing back to the early 1800s when it was frequented by the buccaneer Jean Lafitte and later developed into a community with the establishment of a post office in 1888. Renamed from Ropesville to Tarpon and finally to Port Aransas in 1911, the town has evolved into a popular family destination known for its beautiful beaches, fishing opportunities, and bird-watching locations.

The resolution also emphasizes the economic significance of Port Aransas, noting its thriving tourism industry that generates substantial revenue for the state. Additionally, it acknowledges the contributions of the Port Aransas Independent School District and The University of Texas Marine Science Institute in fostering education and sustainability in the region. Overall, the resolution expresses pride in Port Aransas's natural beauty, historical significance, and the commitment of its citizens to preserving their heritage.