To Remember Detective Paul Newell And To Recognize His Service To The State Of Arkansas.
Impact
The resolution recognizes not only Detective Newell’s dedicated service to the state but also highlights the broader implications of law enforcement personnel's sacrifices. By formally acknowledging his passing, the resolution contributes to a culture of respect and remembrance within the community for law enforcement officers. It reflects the values of support and appreciation for public service, emphasizing the connection between law enforcement and the citizens they protect.
Summary
Senate Memorial Resolution 3 (SMR3) is introduced to honor the memory of Detective Paul Newell, who tragically passed away in the line of duty on December 17, 2022. Detective Newell served with the Benton County Sheriff’s Office for over two decades, holding various positions including patrol deputy and detective in the Criminal Investigation Division. This resolution aims to acknowledge his commitment and contributions to law enforcement and the community he served.
Contention
While the resolution itself is a gesture of respect and appreciation, it may also spark discussions on the challenges faced by law enforcement officers today. It serves as a reminder of the risks that come with the job, potentially leading to debates surrounding police funding, community relations, and the ongoing discourse on public safety. Acknowledging officers like Detective Newell can lead to increased support for law enforcement reforms and resources that aid officers in fulfilling their roles safely.
To Recognize Ralph Wilcox And The Division Of Arkansas Heritage For Their Work In Preserving The Remaining Structures And History Of The Rosenwald Schools In Arkansas.
Congratulating Roger Allan Norman, Legislative Auditor For Arkansas Legislative Audit, Upon His Retirement And Commending Him For His Contributions To The State Of Arkansas.
Congratulating Roy Ragland, Chief Of Staff For The House Of Representatives, Upon His Retirement, And Commending Him For His Nineteen Years Of Contributions To The House Of Representatives And To The State Of Arkansas.