Both resolutions cite the infrastructure crisis in Georgia and nationwide: "Whereas, the state of Georgia received a C+ from the ASCE in 2019.

Transit was graded D+, Roads C+, Storm water C-, and Wastewater D+. Georgia's population is growing rapidly, and it needs new facilities. Half of all Georgians do not have access (to)  public sewer service, and waste water needs total $2.7 billion; Georgia needs to increase rail and mass transit to move people and freight; Atlanta ranks #6 nationally in congestion (average cost per driver $1510 per year); new rail transportation--passenger and high speed—could be partially built in-state, retooling airplane factories to build rail parts and cars, as was done by Franklin Roosevelt in the retooling during WWII..."