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Concurrent Resolution

A type of legislative measure adopted by both the House and Senate, but it does not become law and is typically used for expressing opinions or managing internal congressional affairs, like authorizing the use of the Capitol Grounds.

Capitol Grounds

The area surrounding the U.S. Capitol Building, including its lawns, walkways, and immediate vicinity, which is under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Congress.

National Fraternal Order of Police

The largest organization of law enforcement officers in the United States, representing individual police officers.

Auxiliary

A group that provides assistance and support to a larger, main organization.

Architect of the Capitol

The federal agency responsible for the facilities and grounds of the U.S. Capitol complex, including maintenance, operation, development, and preservation.

Capitol Police Board

The governing body of the U.S. Capitol Police, responsible for security operations and enforcement on the Capitol Grounds.

Honor Guard

A ceremonial unit, typically of military or law enforcement personnel, that performs official duties at public events, such as funerals, memorials, or parades, often involving precision drills and flag ceremonies.