A Resolution designating January 6, 2025, as "1/6 Day" in Pennsylvania to honor the law enforcement officers who defended our nation against the insurrection at the United States Capitol and the members of the Congress of the United States who proceeded to vote despite threats to their personal safety, on the four-year anniversary of the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
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Overview
This resolution designates January 6, 2025, as "1/6 Day" in Pennsylvania to commemorate the law enforcement officers and members of Congress who responded to the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the United States Capitol. The resolution honors those who defended the Capitol and proceeded to vote despite threats, acknowledging the events of that day and the sacrifices made. It specifically recognizes the bravery of law enforcement and congressional staff during the attack.
Key provisions
- Designates January 6, 2025, as "1/6 Day" in Pennsylvania.
- Honors law enforcement officers who defended the United States Capitol.
- Recognizes members of Congress who proceeded to vote despite threats.
- Marks the four-year anniversary of the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
- Acknowledges the injuries sustained by approximately 140 police officers.
- Remembers five police officers who lost their lives during the event.
- Sends copies of the resolution to Pennsylvania’s Congressional delegation.
Who is affected
- Law enforcement officers
- Members of Congress
- Residents of Pennsylvania
- Families of law enforcement officers and victims
- The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Notable changes
- The resolution specifically focuses on commemorating the events of January 6, 2021, and honoring those involved.
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Christine Tartaglione
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