The resolution acknowledges the decisions made by the Alaska Native communities of Kipnuk and Kwigillingok to relocate following the destruction caused by Typhoon Halong, which resulted in significant devastation and the largest airlift in Alaska's history. It emphasizes the importance of self-determination for these communities and the need for state and federal support in their relocation efforts. The resolution highlights the necessity for a structured framework and sustained funding to facilitate the relocation process, drawing on lessons learned from previous relocations, such as that of Newtok to Mertarvik.

Furthermore, the resolution calls on the Alaska State Legislature to affirm the rights of these communities to determine their future, urging the Governor to create a community-centered relocation plan with a clear timeline and necessary funding. It also requests the state's congressional delegation to secure emergency federal funding for the relocation and to prevent any actions that could hinder disaster relief efforts. Additionally, it seeks collaboration with state and federal agencies to establish an interim village for the displaced residents and commits to ongoing engagement with the affected communities to support their relocation initiatives.