The resolution commemorates March 5, 2025, as Frio County Day at the Texas State Capitol, honoring the proud citizens of Frio County who will gather in Austin for the celebration. Frio County, established on February 1, 1858, is characterized by its rich agricultural history, diverse landscapes, and significant economic development, particularly due to its location in the Eagle Ford Shale region. The county has evolved from its early agricultural roots, with cotton farming and later peanut cultivation, to a thriving economy bolstered by oil and gas production.

Additionally, Frio County is recognized for its abundant wildlife and premier hunting grounds, as well as cultural landmarks such as the Old Frio County Jail Museum and the giant watermelon statue in Dilley. The resolution acknowledges the industrious spirit of Frio County residents, who are committed to preserving their heritage while striving for a prosperous future. The House of Representatives extends best wishes to the visiting delegation for a memorable experience in Austin.