The resolution honors Kay Ivey, Alabama's 54th governor, recognizing her as the longest-serving governor in state history and the longest-serving female governor in American history. It highlights her upbringing in Camden, Alabama, and her extensive career in public service, which includes roles as a teacher, bank officer, and various state government positions, culminating in her becoming governor in April 2017. The resolution commends her leadership during a tumultuous period in Alabama's government, noting her significant accomplishments in economic development, infrastructure improvements, education reform, public safety initiatives, and good governance practices.

To honor her contributions, the resolution encourages the Alabama Building Renovation Finance Authority to designate the state office building at 501 Washington Avenue in Montgomery as the "Kay Ivey Office Building." This designation aims to serve as a lasting tribute to her successful tenure as governor, paralleling the building named after her political inspiration, Lurleen B. Wallace. The resolution calls for appropriate actions to implement this designation, including signage and a framed copy of the resolution to be displayed prominently in the building.