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HR 1022

4-H day at the state capitol; 02/26/26; 2025-2026 4-H leadership teams and award recipients; recognize

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Robert Dickey and 4 co-sponsors

Georgia House designates a state capitol recognition day honoring 4-H leadership teams and award recipients to celebrate youth achievement and community engagement.

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Bill Summary · HR 1022

Legislative bill overview

HR 1022 designates a specific day at the Georgia State Capitol to recognize and honor 4-H leadership teams and award recipients. The bill is a ceremonial measure that acknowledges the accomplishments of 4-H youth members and their contributions to their communities.

Why is this important

4-H is a major youth development organization in rural and urban Georgia, with thousands of participants. Official recognition at the state capitol elevates the visibility of youth civic engagement and agricultural/STEM education programs, which can boost recruitment and community support for 4-H initiatives.

Potential points of contention

  • Ceremonial vs. substantive value: Critics may view this as purely symbolic with no tangible policy impact or resource allocation for 4-H programming
  • Precedent setting: Approving special recognition days could invite similar requests from other youth organizations or groups seeking official state recognition
  • Time allocation: Some may question whether legislative time should be devoted to ceremonial resolutions rather than substantive policy matters

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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