Designating December 6, 2025, as "National Miners Day".

Summary

Expresses Congress's findings honoring miners for their service, sacrifices, and the risks they face on the job, and highlights the December 6, 1907 Monongah, West Virginia mining disaster as a key event driving national efforts on miner safety. The resolution is symbolic: it records respect for miners, recognizes historical struggles for health and safety protections, and frames those findings for the Congressional record.

• Records Congressional findings that honor miners for their service and sacrifices.
• Highlights the physical dangers miners face and their efforts to secure workplace health and safety protections.
• Specifically cites the December 6, 1907 Monongah, WV mining disaster as a catalyst for national miner safety efforts.
• Is symbolic and commemorative, not creating new legal obligations or funding.
• Frames miners’ contributions to the Nation’s economic and military strength for the public record.
• Does not authorize programs, change taxes, or impose mandates on states or localities.
• Affirms historical context for later miner safety reforms without prescribing policy action.