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HR 323GEORGIASession 2025_26State Billsigned

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Georgia House Commends the Georgia Chapter of NOBLE for 41 Years and Designates March 6, 2025, as NOBLE Day

Original title: Georgia Chapter of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE); 41 years of service; Georgia Chapter of NOBLE Day at the state capitol; 03/06/25; recognize

Last action · February 19, 2025: House Read and AdoptedSponsors: Kim Schofield and 5 others

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What This Bill Does

The Georgia House of Representatives honors the Georgia Chapter of the for its 41 years of public service and designates March 6, 2025, as Georgia Chapter of NOBLE Day at the state capitol.

Why it matters

Changes only the official recognition status of the organization at the state capitol; no funding or service changes are stated.

Who It Affects

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Georgia Chapter of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

The organization is officially commended by the House of Representatives and receives a designated day of recognition at the state capitol.

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What does House Resolution 323 do?

It commends the Georgia Chapter of the for its 41 years of service and recognizes March 6, 2025, as Georgia Chapter of NOBLE Day at the state capitol.

When was the Georgia Chapter of NOBLE created?

The Georgia Chapter of NOBLE was created in 1984.

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Feb 19, 2025HouseIntroduced
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Connected Entities

Clarence E. Cox III, State of Georgia, George Napper and 11 more

PersonClarence E. Cox III“Clayton County Schools Police Department Chief and national president”Map →

locationState of Georgia“State where the Georgia Chapter was created”Map →

PersonGeorge Napper“Atlanta Public Safety Director and national founding member”Map →

PersonCerelyn Davis“Atlanta Police Department Deputy Chief and national president”Map →

PersonRodney Bryant“Atlanta Police Department Chief and national president”Map →

PersonNatalie Ammons“Georgia Bureau of Investigation Deputy Director and first woman president of the”Map →

PersonMoses Ector“Georgia Bureau of Investigation Inspector and national president”Map →

PersonJackie Barrett“Fulton County Sheriff and national president”Map →

PersonRichard Pennington“Atlanta Police Department Chief and national president”Map →

OrganizationNational Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) Inc.“National not-for-profit public service organization founded in September 1976”Map →

locationWashington, D.C.“City where NOBLE was founded”Map →

PersonLouis Graham“Fulton County Police Department Chief and national president”Map →

OrganizationGeorgia Chapter of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives“Chapter created in 1984 in the State of Georgia”Map →

PersonDr. Cedric Alexander“DeKalb County Director of Public Safety and national president”Map →

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