The resolution adopted by the Alabama Senate outlines a special order of business for the thirtieth legislative day, prioritizing a series of bills over the regular agenda. The bills include amendments to law enforcement officers' civil and criminal immunity, provisions for the distribution of TVA in-lieu-of-taxes payments in Morgan County, and supplemental compensation for district attorneys in Lauderdale County. Other notable bills address various local governance issues, such as the imposition of special transaction fees in Randolph County, the creation of a scholarship program for dependents of long-term law enforcement officers, and adjustments to sheriff compensation and expenses in Montgomery and Escambia Counties.

Additionally, the resolution includes measures related to public safety, such as enhanced penalties for resisting arrest and the authorization for sheriffs to use credit or debit cards. It also covers local tax matters, including the levying of excise taxes on vapor products in Covington County and adjustments to motor vehicle license fees in Butler and Conecuh Counties. The resolution reflects a broad range of legislative priorities, focusing on law enforcement, local governance, and tax regulations, and aims to facilitate the efficient processing of these bills in the Senate.