The House concurrent resolution No. R-30 acknowledges the significant contributions of Vermont 211 as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. Operated by United Ways of Vermont, Vermont 211 is a nationally accredited helpline that offers a 24/7 information and referral service, connecting Vermonters to over 1,000 community-based agencies and providing access to nearly 2,900 programs and 10,800 services through various communication channels. In 2024 alone, Vermont 211 handled over 57,000 contacts, resulting in more than 12,500 referrals, primarily for essential services such as housing, food, and utilities. The resolution highlights the organization's role in supporting the Department for Children and Families and its collaboration with Vermont Emergency Management Services during emergencies.

In recognition of its vital role in the community, the resolution designates February 11, 2025, as National 211 Day in Vermont. The General Assembly expresses its appreciation for Vermont 211's service and impact over the past two decades, emphasizing its importance as a resource for Vermonters in need. The resolution also instructs the Secretary of State to send a copy to Vermont 211, further acknowledging its contributions to the state's health and human services landscape.