The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives outlines the special order of business for the eighteenth legislative day, which takes precedence over the regular agenda. The resolution includes a list of bills that will be prioritized for discussion and voting. Key items on the agenda include HB280, which mandates fentanyl prevention and drug poisoning awareness education for students in grades 6 through 12, and HB227, which revises ethics laws for public officials and employees. Other notable bills include HB103, which updates the State Board of Veterans Affairs code, and HB284, which aligns the Alabama G.I. and Dependents Educational Benefit Act with federal requirements.

Additional bills on the agenda address various topics, such as the role of public K-12 assistant principals (HB22), the establishment of distinctive license plates for fire chaplains (HB314), and changes to voting procedures for electors who have not updated their registration (HB86). The resolution also includes provisions for the distribution of excess funds from tax delinquent properties (HB270), increases in compensation for county officers (HB294 and HB166), and adjustments to funding for feeding prisoners (HB274). Overall, the resolution sets a focused agenda for the legislative day, emphasizing education, ethics, veterans' affairs, and public safety.