The resolution designates April 10, 2025, as Museums and Libraries Day at the State House in Vermont. It highlights the vital role that museums and libraries play in democracy, serving as public forums for discussion, education, and community engagement. Vermont is noted for having the highest number of museums and libraries per capita in the nation, with a strong emphasis on local historical organizations and community-driven efforts. The resolution acknowledges the contributions of volunteers and staff who work to preserve the state's heritage and provide essential services to their communities.

The resolution also recognizes the Vermont Historical Society, which has been a significant institution combining museum and library services since 1838. On this designated day, representatives from the society will visit the State House to emphasize the importance of museums and libraries in fostering community connections and cultural preservation. The resolution concludes by directing the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to the Vermont Historical Society, reinforcing the state's commitment to celebrating these vital institutions.