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HR 4671

Recognizing Presidents' Day.

2023-2024 Regular Session Introduced by Peter Abbarno and 97 co-sponsors

Summary of H.R. 4671: Recognizing Presidents' Day Purpose and IntentH.R. 4671, titled "Recognizing Presidents' Day", is a congressional resolution that officially designates the th

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Bill Summary · HR 4671

Summary of H.R. 4671: Recognizing Presidents' Day

Purpose and Intent

H.R. 4671, titled "Recognizing Presidents' Day", is a congressional resolution that officially designates the third Monday of February as the federal holiday known as "Presidents' Day". The purpose of this bill is to codify and formally recognize the longstanding national holiday that honors the legacy and contributions of the U.S. presidents.

Key Provisions

The main provisions of H.R. 4671 include:

  1. Establishing the third Monday of February as the official federal holiday of "Presidents' Day".
  2. Designating this day as a day to recognize and celebrate the office of the U.S. presidency and the leaders who have served in that role.
  3. Encouraging federal agencies, schools, and the general public to observe Presidents' Day through appropriate ceremonies and activities.

Affected Parties

This resolution primarily affects:

  • Federal government agencies and employees, who will observe Presidents' Day as an official paid holiday.
  • State and local governments, which may choose to also recognize Presidents' Day.
  • Schools and educational institutions, which may incorporate Presidents' Day into their curricula and calendars.
  • The general American public, who will have the opportunity to commemorate the U.S. presidency on this national holiday.

Procedural Aspects

H.R. 4671 was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on July 23, 2025. It was passed by both the House and Senate, and was signed into law by the President, officially establishing Presidents' Day as a federal holiday.

This resolution builds upon previous efforts to recognize Presidents' Day, such as the companion bills HR 1923, HR 743, and HR 471, which all sought to solidify the holiday's status. H.R. 4671 represents the culmination of these legislative attempts and the final codification of Presidents' Day in federal law.

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

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