Vermont HCR 24: House concurrent resolution honoring Aaron Adler for his exemplary public service as an attorney in Vermont State government
Status: Adopted in concurrence per Joint Rule 16b (as of 2019-01-25)
State: Vermont · Session: 2019-2020 · Bill: HCR 24
Sponsors: Mary Sullivan, Virginia Lyons, Alice Emmons, Alice Nitka, Alison Clarkson, Amy Sheldon, Andrew Perchlik, Ann Cummings, Ann Pugh, Anne Donahue, Annmarie Christensen, Anthony Pollina, Avram Patt, Barbara Murphy, Barbara Rachelson, Benjamin Jickling, Brian Campion, Brian Cina, Brian Collamore, Brian Savage, Brian Smith, Caleb Elder, Carl Demrow, Carl Rosenquist, Carol Ode
Bill Text
R-29 Page 1 of 1 2025 VT LEG #382045 v.1 No. R-29. House concurrent resolution designating February 12, 2025, as Vermont Outdoor Recreation Day at the State House. (H.C.R.24) Offered by: Representative White of Waitsfield Whereas, Vermont is proud of its unparalleled and diverse natural landscape, and it is a global destination for many types of world-class outdoor recreation, and Whereas, our State’s outdoor recreational assets consist of over 8,000 miles of public access trails, including 150 miles of recreational rail trails; 360,000 acres of wildlife management areas, State forests, and State parks; more than six million acres of hunting- accessible land; and over 40 alpine and cross-country ski areas, and Whereas, in 2012 Acts and Resolves No. 77, the General Assembly designated skiing and snowboarding as the State’s official winter sports, and Whereas, the importance of welcoming everyone, regardless of ethnicity or background, to enjoy outdoor recreational pursuits is recognized, and outdoor recreational venues embrace the intrinsic community values of inclusion and representation, and Whereas, outdoor recreation creates business opportunities, attracts new residents, and offers workforce pathways that incentivize young Vermonters to remain in the State, and Whereas, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, in fiscal year 2023, in businesses located in all 14 Vermont counties, outdoor recreation generates $2.1 billion in economic import, and the industry employed over 16,000 persons, comprising just over five percent of the Vermont workforce, and Whereas, Vermont Outdoor Recreation Day is an occasion to celebrate the importance of outdoor recreation to the economy, the quality of life, and the mental and physical well-being of Vermonters and visitors, now therefore be it Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives: That the General Assembly designates February 12, 2025, as Vermont Outdoor Recreation Day at the State House, and be it further Resolved: That the Secretary of State be directed to send a copy of this resolution to the Secretary of Commerce and Community Development; the Secretary of Natural Resources; the Commissioner of Forests, Parks and Recreation; the Commissioner of Tourism and Marketing; the Executive Director of the Vermont Outdoor Business Alliance; the Executive Director of the Vermont Mountain Bike Association; and the President of the Vermont Ski Areas Association.
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