Senate Resolution 30, sponsored by McNally, seeks to reappoint Lowell Russell to the Tennessee Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission. The POST Commission is responsible for assisting the Governor in developing law enforcement training programs and managing financial resources to enhance the training of law enforcement officers in Tennessee. The resolution highlights Russell's qualifications, noting his previous appointment in 2017, his integrity, and his commitment to law enforcement, as well as his extensive experience as a fourteen-year veteran of the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

The resolution also acknowledges Russell's dedication to public service, particularly following his critical injury in the line of duty in 2012, and his educational background in criminal justice. In recognition of his contributions, the 109th General Assembly named a segment of U.S. Highway 411 in Vonore after him. The Senate expresses confidence that Russell will continue to provide exemplary service on the POST Commission and formally appoints him to this important role.