The Ronald Reagan Legacy Project looks to point you to resources that will be helpful in remembering and learning about Ronald Reagan; including: speeches, articles, and other organizations.

You have the opportunity to take a leadership role in naming a building, road, or park after Ronald Reagan? You can also urge your Governor to recognize February 6th as “Ronald Reagan Day” in your state.

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Has your Governor Issued a Proclamation Honoring Ronald Reagan on Feb 6th?

Monday, February 6, 2012 10:26 pm

Thirty-two governors have issued or have committed to issuing a proclamation honoring Ronald Reagan’s 101st Birthday

Prince William County School Board honors Reagan with naming of middle school

Thursday, March 3, 2011 12:30 pm

On Wednesday, March 2, the Prince William County School Board in Virginia voted to approve the naming of two new public schools. Piney Branch Elementary School, named for historical significance, will open this coming fall. Ronald Wilson Reagan Middle School, named in honor of our 40th president, is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in the fall of 2012.

State Legislatures Honor Ronald Reagan for 100th Birthday

Friday, February 25, 2011 12:00 pm

Legislatures pass resolutions paying tribute on February 6, 2011

This year, the Ronald Reagan Legacy Project has asked state legislatures to pass resolutions declaring February 6 in tribute to Ronald Reagan. February 6, 2011 marks the 100th anniversary of late President Reagan’s birthday. The Ronald Reagan Legacy Project proudly commends the legislators -- Republicans and Democrats alike -- who have chosen to recognize February 6. Many of the resolutions passed with unanimous support. Thus far, 24 legislatures have passed resolutions in one or both chambers.

Legislatures who have adopted resolutions in one chamber:

California – ACR 9 Asm. Martin Garrick	Tennessee – HR 0005 Rep. Jimmy Matlock
Illinois – SR 0048 Sen. Christine Radogno	Texas – HR 21 Reps. Ken Paxton, Bill Zedler
Iowa – HR 10 Speaker Kraig Paulsen	Washington – SR 8619 Sen. Pam Roach
Ohio – HR 27 Rep. John Adams

Legislatures who have adopted resolutions in both chambers:

Alaska – HJR 13 Rep. Bill Stoltze	North Dakota – HCR 3013 Rep. Jim Kasper; Sen. David Hogue
Arkansas – HR 1008 Rep. Jon Woods; SR 5 Sen. Ruth Whitaker	Oklahoma – HR 1007 Rep. Pam Peterson; SR 2 Sen. Cliff Branan
Colorado – HJR 1009 Rep. Chris Holbert; Sens. Ted Harvey, Kevin Grantham	Pennsylvania – HR 23 Rep. Daryl Metcalfe; SR 18 Sen. Jake Corman
Delaware – SCR 2 Rep. Bobby Outten; Sen. Colin Bonini	Rhode Island – HR 5196 Reps. Laurence Ehrhardt, John Savage; S 0260 Sen. Francis Maher
Georgia – HR 188 Rep. Bill Hembree; SR 115 Sens. Chip Rogers, Cecil Stanton	South Carolina – S*338 Sen. John Courson
Idaho – HP 2 Reps. Linden Bateman, Stephen Hartgen; Sen. Brent Hill	South Dakota – HCR 1002 Rep. Jim Bolin; Sen. Todd Schlekeway
Kentucky – HR 95 Reps. Mike Harmon, Ben Waide; SR 77 Sen. John Westwood	Utah – SJR 8 Rep. Gregory Hughes; Sen. Dan Liljenquist
Maine – SP 78 Sen. Jonathan Courtney	Virginia – HJ 767 Rep. Steven Landes; SJ 419 Sen. Stephen Martin
Nevada – SCR 3 Asm. Scott Hammond; Sen. Barbara Cegavske

This year, the Texas House of Representatives has also adopted a resolution, HR 269 sponsored by Rep. Marva Beck, honoring First Lady Nancy Reagan.

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