The resolution adopted by the Alabama Senate establishes a special order of business for the thirtieth legislative day, prioritizing a series of bills over the regular agenda. The bills listed include various local measures affecting counties and municipalities, such as adjustments to the duties and compensation of revenue commissioners and sheriffs in Fayette and Escambia Counties, the imposition of taxes on vapor and tobacco products in Elmore and Covington Counties, and changes to the corporate limits of towns like Pine Level and Morris. Additionally, there are provisions for the creation of procedures for credit card transactions in Chilton County and the establishment of entertainment districts in Alabaster.

The resolution also addresses a range of other local governance issues, including the qualifications and compensation of judges and county officials, the management of public water authorities, and the handling of abandoned or unclaimed property by sheriffs in Henry County. Other notable bills include the authorization for counties to levy additional fees on motor vehicle registrations and the adjustment of probate court fees in Escambia County. Overall, the resolution aims to streamline the legislative process for these specific local matters, ensuring they receive timely consideration.