Senate Resolution No. 122 recognizes February 25, 2025, as Brazoria County Day at the State Capitol, celebrating the rich history and contributions of Brazoria County. The resolution highlights the county's settlement in the 1820s by members of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred and its significance as one of the original counties established by the Republic of Texas. It notes the evolution of the county's economy from farming and ranching to the discovery of oil and sulfur, and the growth of chemical processing, commercial fishing, and recreation, which have all contributed to its development.

The resolution also emphasizes the quality of life in Brazoria County, showcasing its excellent educational institutions, recreational opportunities, and attractions such as the Nolan Ryan Center and the Brazoria County Fair. It acknowledges the county's economic growth driven by major industries, including the largest chemical complex in North America and Port Freeport, one of the fastest-growing ports on the Gulf Coast. The Senate extends best wishes to the visiting delegation, honoring the pride and collaborative spirit of the people of Brazoria County as they work towards a brighter future.