The Senate of the State of Texas has adopted a resolution to honor the residents of Washington County as they visit the State Capitol on February 26, 2025, for Washington County Day. The resolution highlights the historical significance of Washington County, which was established in 1836 and played a crucial role during the Texas Revolution, including hosting the Convention of 1836 where the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed. The area has a rich cultural heritage, with early settlers including Germans, Czechs, and Poles, and has been a center for higher education with institutions like Baylor University and Blinn College.

The resolution also emphasizes Washington County's appeal as a tourist destination, showcasing its natural beauty and historical sites such as the Star of the Republic Museum and various local museums. The Senate expresses its appreciation for the vibrant community spirit of Washington County and extends warm greetings to the visiting delegation, wishing them a memorable experience at the Capitol. A copy of the resolution will be provided to the delegation as a token of esteem from the Texas Senate.