Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of White Plains City Hall, and honoring its historical, architectural, and civic significance

This Senate Resolution (J 1580) symbolically commemorates the 100th anniversary of White Plains City Hall (completed 1926) and honors its historical, architectural, and civic significance. It recognizes the building's role as a memorial to White Plains residents who died in all U.S. wars since the Revolution, its Colonial Revival architecture, and its continuous function as the city's municipal government center. The resolution formally acknowledges these aspects through a symbolic legislative acknowledgment, with a copy to be presented to the City Hall. It does not create new laws or affect any policies.