The resolution calls on the United States Congress to allocate the $20 million in federal workforce development funds authorized under the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Act. This funding is intended to train state residents, including Alaska Natives and individuals from rural areas, for jobs related to the development, construction, and operation of the Alaska liquefied natural gas project. The resolution emphasizes the importance of this project for both the energy security and economic growth of Alaska and the United States, highlighting the need for timely investment in training to ensure that local residents can fill high-skill positions and retain economic benefits within the state.

Additionally, the resolution encourages sponsors and contractors involved in the Alaska liquefied natural gas project to prioritize hiring trained state residents and engaging state-based small businesses. This approach aims to maximize the long-term economic advantages for Alaska, ensuring that the workforce remains local and that the benefits of the project are sustained within the community. The resolution will be sent to various federal and state officials, including the President, members of Congress, and the Governor of Alaska, to advocate for this workforce development initiative.