Trooper William Black, Jr. Memorial Intersection; Catoosa County; dedicate
Senate Resolution 348 dedicates an intersection in Catoosa County to honor Trooper William Black, Jr., recognizing his service and sacrifice in law enforcement.
Senate Resolution 348 dedicates an intersection in Catoosa County to honor Trooper William Black, Jr., recognizing his service and sacrifice in law enforcement.
Senate Resolution 348 aims to honor the life and service of Trooper William Frederick Black, Jr. by dedicating an intersection in Catoosa County, Georgia, in his memory. The resolution recognizes Trooper Black's contributions to public safety and his ultimate sacrifice while serving in the line of duty.
This resolution serves to honor the legacy of Trooper Black, highlighting the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers. The dedication of the intersection will provide a lasting tribute to his service and may foster community awareness and appreciation for the role of law enforcement in ensuring public safety.
This resolution is a significant step in recognizing the contributions of law enforcement officers and ensuring that their sacrifices are remembered within the community.
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