This resolution expresses strong support for designating July 3 through July 10, 2026, as "National Extreme Heat Awareness Week." The primary goal of this week is to educate the public about the significant dangers of extreme heat and the extensive risks that extreme heat events pose to public safety, critical infrastructure, and agricultural sectors across the nation. The resolution highlights that extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the United States, with studies estimating over 1,300 annual fatalities. It emphasizes that extreme heat presents numerous challenges to public health, quality of life, and economic activity, including substantial workplace injuries and billions in lost productivity. The varying local geography also creates unique challenges and health risks in different regions. To combat these issues, the resolution supports the week's ideals by recognizing the continued importance of research and policies to address extreme heat. It encourages increased efforts and resources to raise public awareness of these dangers, promoting educational initiatives and community programming. Furthermore, it invites the people of the United States to observe "National Extreme Heat Awareness Week" through appropriate ceremonies and activities, involving public entities, private organizations, and schools to enhance preparedness and implement preventative measures.