The resolution expresses strong support for law enforcement officers in the United States and New Jersey, highlighting the significant challenges they face in their line of duty. With over 800,000 officers nationwide and a concerning rise in assaults and fatalities, the resolution acknowledges the sacrifices made by these individuals, including the high rates of trauma and suicide among officers. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and honoring the fallen heroes, particularly the 592 from New Jersey, while also noting the decline in the number of active law enforcement personnel, which poses a risk to community safety.

In response to these issues, the resolution urges all levels of government to take decisive action to enhance the safety and well-being of law enforcement officers. Proposed measures include increasing the number of officers, improving equipment and training, strengthening penalties for assaults against officers, and expanding mental health resources. By advocating for these changes, the resolution aims to ensure that law enforcement personnel receive the necessary support to effectively protect and serve their communities.