The resolution urges various state and local agencies, including the Governor and the Department of Natural Resources, to prepare for the 2025 wildfire season in Alaska, which is expected to be particularly severe due to increasing temperatures and lower precipitation. It highlights the risks faced by communities in wildland-urban interface areas, such as Anchorage and Fairbanks, and emphasizes the need for proactive measures to mitigate fire dangers. The resolution calls for comprehensive interagency wildfire response plans, improved firefighting resources, and enhanced public outreach and education programs to ensure community preparedness.

Additionally, the resolution advocates for conducting emergency response drills, securing additional firefighting assets, and implementing advanced fire detection technologies to improve response times. It also encourages the Alaska delegation in Congress to seek increased federal funding for wildfire prevention and mitigation efforts. Overall, the resolution aims to bolster Alaska's readiness for the upcoming wildfire season through coordinated planning, resource allocation, and community engagement.