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Commission approves awarding retired sergeant his service weapon
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a motion to award Sergeant Randy Holloway his service weapon upon retirement after 26 years of service. The Sheriff's Office letter attached to the record identifies the firearm as a Glock 22, serial KAM571.
The Bradley County Commission on June 16 voted unanimously to award Sergeant Randy Holloway of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office his service weapon upon retirement.
The approval followed a letter from Sheriff Steve Lawson included in the meeting record requesting release of the duty handgun to Sergeant Holloway, who the letter says "has served Bradley County for 26 years." The letter also identifies the weapon as a Glock model 22, serial number KAM571. Commissioner Louie Alford moved to award the weapon and Commissioner Bobby Goins seconded; roll call vote was 13–0 in favor.
Commissioners recorded the vote under the Consent Agenda and the request and approval were noted in attachments to the meeting minutes. County policy permitting the transfer of service weapons to retiring deputies was referenced in the work-session materials and in the motion presentation.
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