The resolution, introduced on February 12, 2025, requests the Division of Highways to name two bridges, known as Brown's Creek Bridge Northbound and Southbound, located on Interstate 79 in Harrison County, as the "U. S. Army Warrant Officer Joseph Rose III Memorial Bridge." This honor is in recognition of Warrant Officer Joseph Rose III's significant contributions and sacrifices during his military service, particularly his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam after being shot down while piloting a Huey helicopter. Rose's military career included earning the Army Aviator Wings, receiving a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart, and ultimately being honorably discharged after his rescue.

The resolution highlights Rose's life, including his upbringing in West Virginia, his family, and his post-military career as a businessman and flight instructor. It emphasizes his strong faith and community involvement, particularly with Horizons Church. The resolution concludes by directing the Division of Highways to create and install signs to commemorate the bridge in his honor and instructs the Clerk of the Senate to forward a copy of the resolution to the Commissioner of the Division of Highways.