Texas Senate Bill SR692

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing B. F. Wade for 65 years of law enforcement service.

Impact

This resolution not only celebrates Captain Wade’s extensive service but also reaffirms the value of long-term commitment within the public sector, particularly in law enforcement. Captain Wade's contributions have had a lasting impact on the communities he served, showcasing the importance of dedication in public service roles. The recognition serves as an inspiration for both current and future law enforcement officials.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 692 honors Captain B. F. Wade for his remarkable 65 years of service in law enforcement. Born in Texas and a graduate of Savoy High School, B. F. Wade served his country in the United States Navy before embarking on a storied career in law enforcement. His journey began in the Sherman Police Department and later as a state trooper with the Texas Department of Public Safety, where he served diligently across various counties for thirty years before his retirement in 1984.

Contention

While the resolution did not present any substantial points of contention, it reflects broader themes in the discussion around public service and recognition of law enforcement personnel. It serves to honor those who have dedicated their lives to maintaining public safety and may also bring forth conversations regarding the support and resources allocated to law enforcement agencies in Texas.