Designating May 2025 as "National Wildfire Preparedness Month".

Declares the House’s support for a nationally designated “Wildfire Preparedness Month” and urges increased awareness, education, and preparedness at federal, state, Tribal, local, and community levels. It calls for outreach and resources to help at‑risk communities prevent and respond to wildfires — including home hardening, land management, early warning systems, reducing human-caused ignitions, minimizing smoke health impacts, and safe evacuations.

The resolution is nonbinding and focuses on promoting prevention, public education, and community resilience rather than creating new programs or funding. It emphasizes the rising wildfire risks, health effects from smoke and firefighting, and the economic costs of wildfire damage and response.