HJR15 Alabama 2025 Session

Updated Feb 23, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: David FaulknerRepresentative
Republican
Session: 2025 Regular Session
Title: James Loggins, commended
Summary: HJR15 is a ceremonial Alabama Legislature resolution commending Mountain Brook Chief of Police James A. 'Jaye' Loggins on his retirement after 29 years of service.
What This Bill Does
The resolution formally recognizes and praises Chief Loggins for his leadership and accomplishments. It highlights initiatives like the take-home vehicle program, dispatch transition to Shelby County 911, expansion of School Resource Officers, community outreach, and professional certifications and awards. It is a ceremonial, non-binding expression of appreciation from the Legislature, offering best wishes for his retirement.

Who It Affects
James A. 'Jaye' Loggins – the recipient of the commendation for his retirement and career achievements
Mountain Brook Police Department – recognized for programs and leadership implemented under Loggins
Mountain Brook community and residents – may benefit from strengthened community relations and safety initiatives
Alabama Legislature and state government – provides formal, official recognition through a concurrent resolution

Key Provisions
Commends James A. Loggins for a 29-year career and retirement as Mountain Brook Chief of Police, noting his leadership since 2021 and prior service in all divisions of the department
Describes major achievements: take-home vehicle program, dispatch services moved to Shelby County 911, growth of the School Resource Officer team, and collaboration with Mountain Brook School System
Cites adoption of advanced investigative capabilities, investment in community relations, creation of the Mountain Brook First Responders Foundation, and community programs such as the first annual Community Night Out
Highlights professional development and credentials: Alabama Public Safety Leadership Academy, Managers Preparing to Accomplish Change Today, Certified Tactical Operator, FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar, and Certified Law Enforcement Executive designation
Lists awards and recognitions: FBI LEEDA Trilogy Award, Officer of the Year (1998, 2006), Safest Cities Award (2024)
Notes educational background: B.S. in Justice Science (University of Alabama at Birmingham, 2001) and M.S. in Criminal Justice (Jacksonville State University, 2022)
Concludes with a formal statement of honor and best wishes for continued prosperity in retirement

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 22, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.
Subjects: Resolutions