WeVote
Log In

Bill

Bill

SJR 622

Memorials, Retirement - Andrea Bailey Holland -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Page Walley

SJR 622 formally commends Andrea Bailey Holland for 32 years of Chester County public service across multiple roles, honoring her retirement with best wishes.

Signed by Governor.
#memorials #retirement
0
WeVote Research Nonpartisan
Bill Summary · SJR 622

Summary: Senate Joint Resolution 622 (SJR 622) – Tennessee, 114th General Assembly

Purpose

  • To recognize and commend Andrea Bailey Holland on the occasion of her retirement after 32 years of public service in Chester County.

Key Provisions and Changes

  • SJR 622 is a formal commemorative resolution (no statutory changes or enacted laws).
  • The resolution acknowledges Holland’s career across multiple roles within Chester County:
    • Administrative assistant for West Tennessee Community Services and the Chester County Juvenile Court (1993 onward, under City Mayor Terry Bell).
    • Service with the Chester County Sheriff’s Department (2000–2010) alongside successive sheriffs.
    • Chief deputy trustee for Chester County from roughly 2010/2011 through the present (a 15-year period described in the text).
    • County commissioner, in collaboration with County Mayor Barry Hutcherson.
  • It highlights Holland’s personal background (lifetime Chester County resident, family) and community involvement (church affiliation, Christ Community Church in Henderson).
  • The resolution expresses themes of integrity, humility, hard work, and ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds.
  • The document includes customary closing language: best wishes for a happy and fulfilling retirement and future success, with a provision that a copy of the resolution be prepared and presented.

Affected Parties

  • Primary: Andrea Bailey Holland (public employee and community member in Chester County).
  • Secondary: Chester County residents and local government, which may view the resolution as a formal acknowledgment of Holland’s service.
  • No statutory or fiscal changes; this is an honorific, ceremonial measure.

Procedural/Timeline Details

  • Introduced and processed through the Tennessee General Assembly in early 2026.
  • Notable steps reflected in the action history:
    • February 2, 2026: Introduced and passed on first consideration.
    • February 5, 2026: Passed on second consideration; referred to Senate Calendar Committee.
    • February 10, 2026: Placed on Senate Consent Calendar.
    • February 12, 2026: Adopted by the Senate (Ayes 32, Nays 0).
    • February 12–24, 2026: Transmitted to House, enrolled, and prepared for signature.
    • February 23–25, 2026: House concurred; the joint resolution progressed to the Governor.
    • February 25, 2026: Signed by the Speaker of the House; transmitted to Governor.
    • March 6, 2026: Governor signed the resolution (formal enactment of the joint resolution).
  • Effective date: The resolution becomes effective upon the Governor’s signature.

Additional Context

  • Co-sponsor: Senator Page Walley (reflected as sponsor in the bill header).
  • The language emphasizes classic Tennessee values of public service, community commitment, and recognition of long-serving state and local government employees.

Bottom Line

SJR 622 is a ceremonial measure recognizing Andrea Bailey Holland for 32 years of public service in Chester County, spanning roles in administrative support, law enforcement, county administration, and local governance. It serves to formally commend her service, acknowledge her retirement, and extend best wishes for the future. No policy changes or fiscal implications accompany this type of resolution.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

Sign in to ask a question.