The resolution honors the legacy of President Ronald Wilson Reagan, acknowledging his diverse career and contributions to the United States. It highlights Reagan's journey from a humble background to becoming an entertainer, union leader, corporate spokesman, Governor of California, and ultimately serving two terms as the 40th President of the United States. Reagan's presidency is noted for his honor and distinction, winning a landslide victory in his second-term election, a feat unmatched in American presidential election history.

The resolution also recognizes Reagan's achievements during his presidency, including his efforts to restore economic stability amidst high inflation and unemployment, his bipartisan approach to governance, and his social policy agenda that helped reduce crime and drug use. It credits his optimistic outlook and belief in individual power for contributing to one of the longest economic expansions in American history. Additionally, it acknowledges his commitment to the armed forces, his "peace through strength" policy that led to the end of the Cold War, and the subsequent fall of the Soviet Union. The resolution declares February 6, 2024, as Ronald Reagan Day in the State of Alabama, marking the 113th anniversary of his birth, and encourages its observance by all citizens.