The resolution honors James T. Ramage III for his significant contributions to the community of Brundidge and his extensive career in the commercial banking industry. It requests the Alabama Department of Transportation to designate a one-mile segment of U.S. Highway 231 in Pike County, specifically from one-half mile north to one-half mile south of State Route 10, as the James T. Ramage III Highway. This recognition reflects Ramage's dedication as a servant leader, his civic involvement, and his long-standing commitment to public service, including his tenure as City Commissioner and Mayor of Brundidge.

James T. Ramage III is celebrated not only for his professional achievements but also for his active participation in various civic roles and organizations, such as the Brundidge Rotary Club and the Alabama National Guard. A lifelong resident of Pike County and a graduate of both Pike County High School and The University of Alabama, Ramage has made a lasting impact on his community. The resolution serves to honor his legacy and contributions by naming a portion of the highway after him, ensuring that his service is remembered by future generations.