States findings of the Legislature and encourages local governments to support youth entrepreneurship.

This concurrent resolution encourages cities, counties, and other local governing bodies to support young entrepreneurs by reducing regulatory barriers that may discourage minors from starting small businesses. The resolution recognizes that youth-run businesses - such as lemonade stands, lawn care services, and craft sales - teach valuable real-world skills, instill a strong work ethic, and foster community engagement. By simplifying processesandeliminatingpermittingandlicensurefeesforthesesmallventures,localgovernmentscanpromote entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic participation among young Idahoans. The resolution further emphasizes that hard working and enterprise are foundational to the American dream and that empowering youth to start businesses contributes to the long-term prosperity of communities. It calls on local governments to adopt policies that encourage youth entrepreneurship while maintaining appropriate public health and safety standards. Additionally, it suggests that cities and counties provide opportunities for youth entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services through community events, fairs, and markets.