HJR862 Alabama 2011 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Daniel H. Boman
Republican
Session: Regular Session 2011
Title: Perkins, William Terry, commended
Summary: A House Joint Resolution commends Sheriff William Terry Perkins of Lamar County for his long public service and professional achievements.
What This Bill Does
If enacted, the Alabama Legislature would formally honor Sheriff William Terry Perkins for seven terms as Lamar County Sheriff and his leadership in law enforcement and the community. It recognizes his career starting in 1987, reelection in 2010 to a seventh term, and his involvement in various community and professional groups. The resolution expresses the Legislature's highest tribute and deepest appreciation for his public service.

Who It Affects
Sheriff William Terry Perkins of Lamar County – receives formal commendation from the state Legislature.
Lamar County residents and the local community – benefit from recognition of their long-time public official and the positive example it sets for local leadership.

Key Provisions
Provision: The Legislature honors and commends Sheriff William Terry Perkins for his service as Lamar County Sheriff and for professional achievements.
Provision: The resolution notes his seven terms as sheriff, including being sworn in in 1987 and reelected in 2010 for a seventh term, and highlights his community leadership and affiliations.
Provision: The Legislature, in concurrence, grants the highest tribute and deepest appreciation for his dedicated public service.

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Subjects: Resolutions, Congratulatory