The resolution honors Special Agent Justin Jemel Williams by proposing that a section of Alabama Highway 21, specifically from mile marker 39 to mile marker 40 in Monroe County, be designated as the Special Agent Justin Williams Memorial Highway. Special Agent Williams had a distinguished career with the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), where he served in various capacities, including the Highway Patrol Division and the Major Crimes Division. His work included complex criminal investigations and collaboration with the United States Marshals Fugitive Apprehension Task Force. He also provided protective services for Governors Robert Bentley and Kay Ivey, demonstrating exceptional skill in high-pressure situations.

The resolution highlights Special Agent Williams' dedication to law enforcement, particularly his commitment to serving even while battling cancer. He is remembered not only for his professional achievements but also for his character as a devoted family man and a person of faith who brought joy to those around him. The resolution calls for the State Department of Transportation to work with local officials to implement this memorial designation, ensuring that his contributions to the safety and well-being of Monroe County and the State of Alabama are recognized and honored.