The resolution honors the life and legacy of Congressman William J. Pascrell, Jr., who dedicated 36 years to public service, including roles as an Assemblyman, Mayor of Paterson, and a member of the U.S. House of Representatives until his passing in August 2024. Congressman Pascrell was a strong advocate for public health and safety, notably co-founding the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force, which has significantly advanced national policy and research for individuals affected by brain injuries. The resolution highlights the importance of addressing traumatic and acquired brain injuries, which can lead to long-term disabilities affecting various aspects of individuals' lives.

Furthermore, the resolution calls on New Jersey's congressional delegation to continue Congressman Pascrell's legacy by actively participating in the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force. It emphasizes the need for ongoing advocacy, policy advancements, and research funding to support individuals impacted by brain injuries across the state. The resolution also acknowledges the bipartisan nature of the Task Force and the critical role it plays in raising awareness and promoting rehabilitation services for those affected by brain injuries.