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Board honors Supervisor William Hodges with retirement resolution
Summary
The Board of Supervisors read and approved Resolution 25-68 commending Supervisor William Hodges for decades in law enforcement and 10 years on the board; members and a public commenter offered tributes and the board recorded approval by roll call.
The King William County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 25-68 commending Supervisor William Hodges on his retirement and recognizing his career in law enforcement and his decade of service to the board.
In the resolution—s text read to the board, Hodges—s career was summarized: he began law-enforcement service in 1971 with the Richmond City Police Department, served as a detective in narcotics, later was chief of police for the town of West Point, retired, returned as deputy sheriff for King William County and later served as a supervisor from 2015 representing District 1. The resolution thanked Hodges and his family and directed that a copy be spread upon the meeting minutes.
Board members and staff took turns offering personal thanks and short remarks; one public commenter, Bill Campbell, recalled working with Hodges during the county tricentennial and praised his integrity. The board moved, seconded and approved the resolution by roll call.
The meeting included a brief photo opportunity and presentation of tokens to Hodges before the board continued with other business.
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