The resolution introduced on February 12, 2026, designates February 13, 2026, as West Virginia Silver Jackets Flood Resiliency Day at the Capitol, coinciding with the observance of West Virginia Silver Jackets Flood Resiliency Week from February 9-13, 2026. This initiative aims to honor the efforts of interagency team members and volunteers who assist those affected by flooding and educate the public about the associated risks. The resolution highlights the significant impact of flooding on West Virginia's communities, infrastructure, and economy, emphasizing the importance of emergency preparedness and community collaboration to mitigate these risks.

The resolution calls for all West Virginians to engage in building flood resiliency programs to better prepare for potential flooding events. It notes the alarming statistics of over 1,680 flooding incidents in the past decade, resulting in substantial property damage and loss of life. By recognizing this day and week, the Senate encourages citizens to invest in preparedness measures and participate in educational initiatives led by various agencies, including the Army Corps of Engineers and the West Virginia State Resiliency Office, to enhance public awareness and resilience against flooding.