Washington HB1446 renames the state holiday currently known as Presidents' Day to George Washington's Birthday.
Washington HB1446 changes the name of the state holiday observed on the third Monday of February from Presidents' Day to George Washington's Birthday. This bill recognizes the historical significance of George Washington and the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States. The change aims to honor George Washington's legacy and contributions to the nation. The bill also maintains the existing provisions regarding state legal holidays and employee entitlements.
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