HCR 11 — Charleston Police Department Captain Jerry D. Hill Memorial Bridge

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Red = new code to be enacted COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 11 (By Delegates Nelson, Pushkin, Graves, Rowe, Lane, Walters, Byrd, Mr.

Armstead), Capito and Robinson [Introduced[Originating Januaryin 16,the 2018;Committee on Roads and Transportation then to Rules]   Requesting the Division of Highways to name the bridge number 20-61-13.51 (20A817), locally known as New Chesapeake Bridge, carrying WV Route 61 over Fields Creek in Kanawha County, the "Charleston Police Capt.

Referred to the Committee on Roads and Transportation then to Rules]   Requesting the Division of Highways to name the bridge number 20-61-13.51 (20A817), locally known as New Chesapeake Bridge, carrying WV 61 over Fields Creek in Kanawha County, the "Charleston Police Department Captain Jerry D.

Whereas, Charleston Police Department Captain Jerry D.

and Whereas, Captain Hill graduatedwas from East Bank Senior High School in May 1981, attended Concord College from August 1981 to June 1982, attended the United States Army Training Facility Fort Dix, New Jersey Basic Training & Advanced Individual Training from April to August 1983, and received a Westlifelong Virginiaresident Stateof PoliceChesapeake, Academy Institute, West VirginiaVirginia; Certificate, Basic Police Training on July 21, 1986;

andhe Whereas,was Captainmarried Hill served as Specialist, E-3 in the United States Army Reserves, 261 Ordinance Co., Cross Lanes, from September 1983 to FebruaryDeborah 1989;L.

Hill, and Whereas,they Captainhad Hillone workedson, asJonathan BodyHill, Shopwho &is Partsa Roomdetective Clerkin at Turnpike Ford Charleston, from February 1985 to March 1986 where he assisted the paintersCharleston andPolice bodyDepartment; men with the ordering of all parts related to the repair of vehicles and ordered parts for technicians and customers;

andthey Whereas,also Inhave additiontwo tograndchildren, servingLila asHill Captainand ofNash theHill; Charleston Police Department from March 17, 1986, to May 3, 2013, Captain Hill:

servedand asWhereas, SpecialCaptain OperationsHill Bureaugraduated Chieffrom (2010East Bank Senior High School in May 1981, attended Concord College from August 1981 to 2013);June 1982, and completed the Basic Police Training course at West Virginia State Police Academy Institute July 21, 1986;

wasand theWhereas, rankingJerry CivilD. Service officer on the department;

assistedHill served as a Private First Class in the developmentUnited andStates implementationArmy ofReserves, policy261st andOrdinance proceduresCompany, forlocated thein department;Cross Lanes, from September 1983 to February 1989;

maintained and updatedWhereas, theJerry department’sD. Policy and Procedure Manual;

issuedHill Departmentserved ID’sas foran allofficer qualifiedin retireesthe andCharleston maintainedPolice theDepartment qualificationfrom recordsMarch as17, required1986, byto theMay Law3, Enforcement2013, Officersand Safetyattained Act;the rank of Captain;

supervisedand Whereas, During his career in the SpecialCharleston OperationsPolice Bureau;Department, Captain Hill performed numerous duties and served in numerous managerial and supervisory capacities, including:

servedSpecial inOperations theBureau CommunityChief Services(2010 Divisionto (Traffic2013); Unit, Bicycle Unit, and Public Services Unit;

was the ranking Civil Service officer in the department, served in the Warrants/Housing Division;

served in the Community Services Division, Support Services DivisionDivision, (Evidenceserved Section,as InventoryChairman Controlof Section,the Conduct Review Board (appointed by the Chief of Police) served as Deputy Traffic Division and Fleetlater Managementas Section);the Traffic Division Commander from 2005 to 2010;

and Whereas, Captain Hill also served as ChairmanSpecial ofEvents theCoordinator Conduct(1997 Reviewto Board2005) (appointedfor by the ChiefCharleston ofPolice Police)Department, whereresponsible hefor scheduledsecurity and presidedsafety overfor all hearingsspecial forevents anyheld officer that faced a recommended punitive action of termination, suspension or reduction in rankthe orCity pay, issued subpoenas and made determinations on granting continuances for either party, investigated any allegations of misconduct,Charleston; as necessary to determine culpability, maintained all records, and prepared the Final Orders in all cases;

and Whereas, Captain Hill also served as Trafficliaison Division Commander from 2005 to 2010 where he supervised and administered the TrafficSecret Division’sService Trafficfor Unit,all CrashVIP Investigationand/or Unitdignitary (Fatalityvisits, andincluding Hitvisits &by Runthe Investigations),President, MotorcycleVice UnitPresident, and MetroPresidential ValleyCandidates; Highway Section.

He was Deputy Traffic Commander where he directly supervised all units assigned to the Traffic Division, under the direction of the Traffic Commander;

and Whereas, Captain Hill served as Special Events Coordinator (1997 to 2005) and was responsible for:

the security, safety planning and staffing of police personnel for all special events held in the City of Charleston;

the Charleston Sternwheel Regatta (a 10-day, multi-location, outdoor festival with an average daily attendance of 40,000);

the Charleston Civic Center (concerts, events, etc.);

and parades, Charleston Distance Run, Bicycle Races, 5K Run and Walks, etc.;

and Whereas, Captain Hill served as liaison to the Secret Service for all VIP and/or dignitary visits (President, Vice President, Presidential Candidates, etc.);

was on the Sick Pool Committee (Senior Member) for 25 years, maintained records, clarified the rules and regulations for members, investigated claims of injury, and approved/denied requests for member benefits;

Training CenterCenter, Captain Hill trained police officers from all over the country to teach the D.A.R.E.

curriculumcurriculum, topublished 5th and 6th grade students, instructed the “Train“WV the Trainers” updates for all WV D.A.R.E.

Officers, published the “WV D.A.R.E.

and Whereas, Captain Hill’s licenseshonors and certificationsawards includedinclude FBIthe BasicProfessional SWATEsteem Training,Award, ExpertFebruary Pistol8, Qualification,2013; Tactical First Aid/CPR and Emergency Driving certified;

Certified Police Motorcycle Operator;

Certified D.A.R.E.

(Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Officer, D.A.R.E.

Mentor and Train the Trainer;

and Whereas, Captain Hill’s honors and awards included Professional Esteem Award, February 8, 2013;

and Whereas, after his retirement from the Charleston Police Department, Captain Hill servedwas asemployed Cityby ofthe Charleston,Charleston WVPolice Charleston,Department WestInventory VirginiaManagement, DirectorSupport ofServices PublicDivision Groundsfrom FebruaryJune 201620, 2013, to April 16,2014; 2017;

and Whereas, Captain Hill was employed by the Arrow Security Southeast Belle, West Virginia Regional Director beginning March 31, 2015,2015; where he was the Operations Director and Area Manager in managing daily operational activities, planning the use of human resources toward maximum productivity;

supervisingand humanserved resourceas activities,City suchof asCharleston determiningDirector staffingof requirements,Public interviewing,Grounds hiringfrom andFebruary training2016 newto employees;April 16, 2017;