# Plain Language Summary: Charlotte County's 100th Anniversary Congratulations

This is a ceremonial resolution from Congress congratulating Charlotte County, Florida, on reaching its 100th anniversary. The county was officially established on April 23, 1921, when Florida's governor signed it into law, and this resolution marks that milestone by having the House of Representatives formally recognize the occasion.

The resolution highlights Charlotte County's journey over the past century. When it was first created, the county had fewer than 3,000 residents, but it has since grown to nearly 200,000 people. The resolution acknowledges the county's diverse economy, which includes construction, healthcare, aviation, tourism, retail, and various service industries. It also recognizes the area's deep historical roots, going back to the Calusa people who lived there long before the modern county was established.

In practical terms, this resolution doesn't change any laws or create new rules—it's simply Congress saying "congratulations" and recognizing Charlotte County's accomplishments and growth. The resolution also commends the people who have built the county into what it is today. While this type of resolution has no direct impact on residents' daily lives or government operations, it serves as an official acknowledgment of the county's significance and its residents' contributions to Florida's development. Charlotte County marked this centennial year with commemorative events and historical celebrations throughout 2021.

Congratulating Charlotte County, Florida, on its 100th anniversary.

Steube, W. Gregory

 <p>This resolution congratulates Charlotte County, Florida, on its 100th anniversary. </p>