The resolution urges the United States Congress to protect the Universal Service Fund (USF) to ensure ongoing financial support for essential broadband and telecommunication services for low-income rural residents in Alaska. It highlights the critical role the USF plays in funding programs that provide internet and telephone services necessary for healthcare, education, and consumer services in rural areas. The resolution emphasizes that without this funding, many rural hospitals, schools, and libraries would face significant losses, leading to a detrimental impact on connectivity and access to vital services for over 108,000 students and thousands of residents.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for the Alaska Congressional delegation to take action to safeguard the USF, including potential legislative measures to address any legal challenges that may threaten its funding. It encourages bipartisan cooperation to ensure the sustainability of USF programs, which are essential for bridging the connectivity gap faced by rural Alaskan communities. The resolution concludes by directing copies to key federal officials, including the President and members of Alaska's congressional delegation, to emphasize the importance of this issue.