Mississippi 2023 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SC565

Introduced

3/3/23

Refer

3/3/23

Engrossed

3/7/23

Refer

3/9/23

Enrolled

3/15/23

Passed

3/15/23

Caption

Recognize Walthall County Constable Raymond Gutter on his retirement and three-decade law enforcement service.

Impact

The adoption of SC565 serves to honor the tradition of acknowledging the hard work and dedication of law enforcement personnel at the state level. By formally recognizing Gutter's service, the resolution also reinforces the importance of law enforcement in maintaining community safety and upholding justice. The impact may also inspire similar resolutions for other public servants, further promoting community engagement and appreciation for local officials.

Summary

Senate Concurrent Resolution 565 recognizes Walthall County Constable Raymond Gutter for his significant contributions to law enforcement over a career spanning three decades. The resolution highlights Gutter's dedicated service since he was elected as constable in 1992 and has served effectively in various capacities, including as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). This recognition is a celebration of his long tenure and commitment to the community, portraying him as not just a law enforcement officer but also an active participant in community and church activities.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding this resolution is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating Raymond Gutter's contributions as an exemplary figure in law enforcement. Supporters view this recognition as a much-deserved tribute to an individual who has diligently served his community for years. There is a general feel-good sentiment in the community, affirming trust and respect for law enforcement.

Contention

While the resolution serves as a recognition and does not provoke any notable contention, it does call attention to the challenges faced by constables, including their responsibilities for their own operational needs. Additionally, it sheds light on their dual roles, as many constables hold multiple jobs and engage extensively with their communities. Such discussions may lead to future inquiries about the support and resources available to law enforcement officials.

Latest MS SC565 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HR378

Commending Raymond Borrego for his service as Crockett County constable.

MS SR37

Recognize D'Iberville Chief of Police Wayne H. Payne for his law enforcement service and retirement.

MS SR24

Recognize outstanding law enforcement training career of Lt. Colonel Thomas Tuggle on his retirement from MHP.

MS HR83

Mayor Isla Tullos; commend on retirement as Mayor of Raymond after 28 years of dedicated service.

MS HCR63

Congratulating John Cortelyou on his retirement as Camp County constable.

MS SR606

Recognizing Clarence Yarbrough for his service as Constable of Nacogdoches County Precinct Two.

MS HR810

Congratulating Ellis County Constable Terry Nay on his retirement.

MS SR821

Recognizing Orlando A. Correa for his service as mayor of Raymondville.

MS SC530

Recognize public service and historic preservation accomplishments of Raymond Mayor Isla Tullos.

MS HR257

Congratulating John Lavender on his retirement as constable of Kerr County Precinct 1.

Similar Bills

PA HB1579

In constables, further providing for townships, providing for bond, further providing for police officers, providing for bail bond enforcement agent, for professional bondsman, for debt collection, for other incompatible employment, for disqualification and for nepotism, further providing for conduct and insurance, for program established, for program contents, for restricted account and for general imposition of duties and grant of powers, providing for constabulary badge and uniform, repealing provisions relating to arrest of offenders against forest laws, further providing for executions, for arrest in boroughs, for fees and for specific fees, repealing provisions relating to impounding, selling and viewing fees, further providing for seizure fees, for election notice in certain areas, for incompetence and for compensation violation, repealing provisions relating to failure to serve in a township and providing for oversight; authorizing county constabulary review boards; imposing duties on the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency; and imposing penalties.