The resolution urges various state and local agencies, including the Governor and the Department of Natural Resources, to prepare for the anticipated challenges of the 2025 wildfire season in Alaska. It highlights the increasing frequency and severity of wildfires due to climate change factors such as lower precipitation and rising temperatures, which pose significant risks to communities, particularly in wildland-urban interface areas. The resolution calls for comprehensive interagency wildfire response plans, improved firefighting resources, and enhanced public outreach and education initiatives to ensure community preparedness and effective response to wildfires.

Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the need for improved fire detection and early warning systems, as well as the establishment of additional water reservoirs and access points for firefighting efforts. It advocates for conducting emergency response and evacuation drills to prepare for potential wildfire scenarios, including challenges posed by limited access routes. The resolution also requests federal support for Alaska's wildfire prevention and mitigation efforts, underscoring the importance of coordinated action to safeguard communities against the growing threat of wildfires.