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. Ramage has over 50 years of banking experience and has held various leadership roles, including serving as the chairman of the First National Bank of Brundidge and as a member and chairman of the Alabama Bankers Association.

In addition to his professional achievements, Ramage has been actively involved in civic duties, serving as a City Commissioner and later as Mayor of Brundidge until his retirement in 2016. A lifelong resident of Pike County and a graduate of both Pike County High School and The University of Alabama, he has also contributed to local organizations such as the Brundidge Rotary Club. The resolution reflects the legislature's recognition of Ramage's dedication to public service and community leadership.