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A non-binding resolution from the Utah Legislature would formally recognize the first Friday in September as Utah Civic Engagement and Service Day and encourage state agencies, local governments, schools, and nonprofits to organize activities that day, such as community service projects, voter registration drives, civil dialogue forums, neighborhood cleanups, and civic education programs. The resolution also encourages the State Board of Education to partner with local school districts to build civic engagement activities into classroom curricula on that day. Because this is a resolution rather than a law, it would carry no legal requirements or penalties, but it would signal the Legislature's support for free speech, peaceful assembly, civil discourse, and civic participation.