HR 63 — Commending Glenn Stuart Settle.

SESSION INTRODUCEDENROLLED 24105110DHOUSE IRESOLUTION HOUOfferedNO. January 31, 2024 N Commending Glenn Stuart Settle.

––––––––––63 TE Patron––KentCommending R –––––––––– O WHEREAS, Glenn Stuart Settle,Settle. a distinguished law-enforcement officer, retired as a deputy sheriff with the Richmond County Sheriff's Department in 2023, after a long and successful career;

andN DR andAgreed ato 1969by graduatethe House of theDelegates, UniversityFebruary of5, Richmond,2024 fromWHEREAS, whichGlenn heStuart earnedSettle, a bachelor'sdistinguished degreelaw-enforcement officer, retired as a deputy sheriff O with the Richmond County Sheriff's Department in U2023, businessafter administration;a long and successful career;

and L WHEREAS, on July 7, 1969, Glenn Settle tookwas the oath of office as a police1965 officergraduate withof theGeorge CC. Arlington County Police Department;

andMarshall EHigh WHEREAS,School Glenn Settle served as a patrol officer and as a special investigations detective in narcoticsFalls andChurch vice,L thenbusiness becameadministration; a district supervisor, overseeing up to 15 patrol officers per shift, while alsWHEREAS, while serving as a police officer in Arlington, Glenn Settle managed the "Doc Maiden Shoe Fund," a charitable fund started by the department and named in honor of a local physician, that provided money to families in need to purchase clothing, glasses, and other necessities for their children;

andandniversity WHEREAS,of GlennRichmond, Settle retired from thewhich Arlingtonhe Countyearned Policea Departmentbachelor's degree in DecemberE 1997WHEREAS, withon July 7, 1969, Glenn Settle took the rankoath of sergeantoffice afteras 28a yearspolice andofficer fivewith monthsthe ofArlington outstandingCounty service;Police Department;

and ultimatelyD wishednarcotics to continue serving and protectingvice, membersthen ofbecame thea publicdistrict andsupervisor, returnedoverseeing up to police15 workpatrol asofficers aper deputyshift, sheriffwhile withalso theresponding Richmondto Countyserious Sheriff'scrime Departmentscenes; on February 1, 1998;

and 3 WHEREAS, duringwhile hisserving timeas witha thepolice Richmondofficer Countyin Sheriff'sArlington, Department, Glenn Settle wasmanaged responsiblethe for"Doc courtroomMaiden securityprovided inmoney theto localfamilies circuit,in generalneed district,to andpurchase juvenileclothing, glasses, and domesticother relationsnecessities districtfor courts;their children;

and H WHEREAS, Glenn Settle retired from the Arlington County Police Department in December 1997 6 with the rank of sergeant after 28 years and five months of outstanding service;

and E ultimately wished to continue serving and protecting members of the public and returned to police workR as a deputy sheriff with the Richmond County Sheriff's Department on February 1, 1998;

and WHEREAS, during his time with the Richmond County Sheriff's Department, Glenn Settle was relations district courts;

andle and domestic WHEREAS, when not in the courtroom, Glenn Settle served civil process, and he became a mentor procedureto anda younger generation of law-enforcement officers by passing on his knowledge of courtroom proWHEREAS, on May 1, 2023, Glenn Settle retired for the propersecond roletime after 25 years and three months of policeservice inwith society;the Richmond County Sheriff's Department;

andpassingnow, ontherefore, hisbe knowledgeit ofRESOLVED courtroomby WHEREAS,the onHouse Mayof 1,Delegates, 2023,That Glenn Stuart Settle retiredhereby be commended for his 54 yeaRESOLVED FURTHER, That the secondClerk timeof afterthe 25House yearsof andDelegates threeprepare monthsa copy of servicethis withresolution for presentation to Glenn Stuart Settle as an expression of the RichmondHouse Countyof Sheriff'sDelegates' Department;admiration for his achievements during his exemplary career in law enforcement.

now, therefore, be it RESOLVED by the House of Delegates, That Glenn Stuart Settle hereby be commended for his 54 years of honorable service to the residents of the Commonwealth as a police officer;

and, be it :

35 RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the House of Delegates prepare a copy of this resolution 37 achievements during his exemplary career in law enforcement.the House of Delegates' admiration for his 2