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Senate adopts resolution designating Colorado 4‑H Day
Summary
The Colorado Senate adopted House Joint Resolution 25‑1006 to designate a day as Colorado 4‑H Day, passing the resolution unanimously by those voting with two excused.
The Colorado Senate on Jan. 30, 2025, adopted House Joint Resolution 25‑1006 to designate a day as Colorado 4‑H Day, approving the measure by a vote of 33 ayes, 0 no, 0 abstentions, with two senators excused.
Senator Roberts, who moved the resolution, told colleagues that the measure recognizes 4‑H members and their contributions. "We celebrated 4‑H Day on Monday. This is the resolution to designate that day as 4‑H Day," Roberts said during floor remarks.
The resolution originated in the Colorado House and was described on the Senate floor as a ceremonial designation honoring the organization and its community service. Senator Belton B added that 4‑H helps develop future leaders and thanked members for their community projects and service.
With no further debate, the chamber voted to adopt HJR25‑1006. The clerk recorded the vote as 33 ayes, 0 no, 0 abstentions, 2 excused. The current roll call was added as cosponsors at the request recorded on the floor.
The Senate calendar showed the measure as a committee-recommended item; the resolution will stand as a legislative designation rather than a statute and does not create new law or funding.
