Changing the state holiday called Presidents' Day to George Washington's Birthday (observed).

HB 1446 would rename Washington state's third Monday in February holiday from "Presidents' Day" to "George Washington's Birthday (observed)" on the state's official holiday calendar. The bill directly affects state employees and government operations by changing the statutory name of the holiday in RCW 1.16.050, while keeping the date (third Monday in February) and observance unchanged. It does not alter the holiday's date, create new policies, or change how the holiday is celebrated - only updating the official title to reflect the historical name used in federal documents. The bill cites George Washington's foundational role in U.S. history as the rationale for the name change.