Gulledge, Sheriff Gary; commend
A House resolution commends Sheriff Gary Gulledge for 34 years of service, recognizes his retirement, and honors his leadership in Paulding County with no legal or fiscal impact.
A House resolution commends Sheriff Gary Gulledge for 34 years of service, recognizes his retirement, and honors his leadership in Paulding County with no legal or fiscal impact.
H.R. 925 is a House resolution that formally commends Sheriff Gary Gulledge of Paulding County for his 34-year career in law enforcement, recognizes his service as the county’s 47th sheriff (2008–2024), and congratulates him on his retirement. It is a non‑binding honorary measure expressing the appreciation of the House.
The text highlights:
- A 34‑year law enforcement career beginning in 1990 and service as Paulding County’s 47th sheriff from 2008–2024.
- Prior roles including jailer, patrol deputy, warrant officer, and extensive work in the K‑9 Division (he and K‑9 Basco were the department’s first dual‑purpose K‑9 team).
- Oversight of departmental growth, including a training facility (2016) and a new law enforcement facility/detention center (2020).
- Service on statewide and regional law enforcement bodies: Georgia Sheriffs’ Association (Board of Directors, Legislative Committee, regional vice president), Georgia Commission on Medical Cannabis, Georgia Department of Corrections Board, Northwest Georgia Law Enforcement Training Center Advisory Board, and chairmanship of the Haralson‑Paulding Drug Taskforce Control Board.
H.R. 925 is a ceremonial resolution honoring an individual’s public service. It does not create policy, change law, or require funding. Its principal effect is to record the House’s formal recognition of Sheriff Gulledge’s career and contributions.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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