This concurrent resolution formally recognizes the essential work of the League of Oregon Cities (LOC) since its establishment in 1925. Founded by 25 cities, the LOC's mission has been to provide support, advocacy, and resources to all incorporated cities in Oregon, playing a pivotal role in advancing municipal governance and fostering collaboration. The League has tirelessly lobbied for issues vital to Oregon cities, including sustainable development, infrastructure improvement, public safety, and the preservation of home rule authority. It empowers local governments through legislative advocacy, professional development, and the delivery of essential services, working with congressional leaders to align federal policy with local priorities. The resolution specifically notes the LOC's support for key federal legislation, such as the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 , the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 , and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act . These efforts have brought significant investment to Oregon, addressing critical needs like semiconductor industry growth, COVID-19 relief, and infrastructure improvements. Congress, therefore, recognizes the LOC's invaluable contributions to the resilience and vitality of Oregon communities and its future role in supporting municipalities with unparalleled research, technical expertise, and relentless advocacy.