This joint resolution, introduced by T. Running Wolf at the request of the State Tribal Relations Committee, urges the United States Congress to fully fund public safety and law enforcement agencies, programs, services, and activities within Montana's Indian reservations. It highlights the ongoing issues of drug and alcohol abuse, high rates of violent crime, and the complexities of criminal jurisdiction that have left many Native American victims without justice. The resolution calls for increased federal funding to support tribal law enforcement, courts, and various justice system needs, emphasizing the federal trust responsibility to assist Indian nations and tribes.

Additionally, the resolution invites tribal governments in Montana to adopt their own resolutions urging Congress for full funding and requests Governor Gianforte to write a supportive letter to Congress. The resolution includes a deadline of June 30, 2025, for the collection of these resolutions and the Governor's letter, which will be forwarded to Congress as a package. Notably, the resolution deletes the phrase "WITHIN" when referring to Montana's Indian reservations and "RESERVATION" in the context of law enforcement and public safety programs, while also removing references to "EACH" and "FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED" tribal governments in certain sections.