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House adopts several resolutions and introduces bills; Black History Month and other observances approved
Summary
The Michigan House adopted multiple resolutions declaring observance dates (Black History Month, Frederick Douglass Day, National FFA Week, and 2-1-1 month), discharged committees on concurrent resolutions for a joint convention, and introduced a set of bills that were referred to committees.
The Michigan House of Representatives adopted a series of ceremonial and recognition resolutions and handled routine introduction and referral of bills during the floor session.
House Resolution 22, introduced by Representative O'Neil, declaring February 2025 as Black History Month in Michigan, was adopted by the House. "Black History Month is more than just a moment on the calendar," O'Neil said during floor remarks, urging colleagues to recognize the contributions and continuing struggles of African Americans.
House Resolution 23, introduced by Representative Wirtz, declared Feb. 14, 2025, as Frederick Douglass Day in the state; Representative Wirtz reviewed…
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