The resolution honors Larry Ryland by proposing that the Department of Transportation designate a section of United States Highway 84 in Conecuh County, Alabama, as the "Larry Ryland Highway." Ryland is recognized for his significant contributions to the community, particularly in the field of emergency medical services as a retired instructor and director at Lurleen B. Wallace Community College. He successfully launched and expanded the EMT training program, achieving a 100 percent pass rate for graduates. Additionally, he played a crucial role in establishing E-911 programs in Covington and Conecuh Counties and served as the assistant to the Mayor of Evergreen, where he implemented initiatives that generated substantial revenue for the city.

The resolution highlights Ryland's dedication to improving the safety and well-being of Conecuh County residents through various projects, including his involvement in securing funding for the expansion of United States Highway 84. His efforts have had a lasting impact on the community, and the resolution calls for the erection of appropriate signage to commemorate his service and contributions. The designation of the highway aims to honor Ryland's legacy and ensure that his positive influence is recognized by future generations.