Senate Bill 969, a vital piece of legislation that directly impacts the well-being of our law enforcement officers, is scheduled for consideration by the full Senate Finance Committee. The hearing will take place on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. in the Gressette Building.
Why Senate Bill 969 Matters:
At the heart of this legislation are proposed amendments to the subsistence deduction and volunteer exemption, aiming to better recognize the sacrifices and dedication of our law enforcement officers. The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police has been steadfast in its support for Senate Bill 969, as these amendments align with our mission to enhance working conditions and provide a unified voice for law enforcement professionals in South Carolina.
Appreciation for Senators Peeler, Alexander, Setzler, and Johnson:
We would like to express our deep appreciation to Senators Harvey S. Peeler, Jr., and Thomas C. Alexander for their leadership in introducing this critical legislation. Their commitment to the well-being of law enforcement officers is evident in their dedication to Senate Bill 969.
We also extend our gratitude to Senators Nikki G. Setzler and Kevin L. Johnson for joining as co-sponsors. Their support significantly strengthens the bipartisan effort to improve the conditions for our law enforcement professionals.
Your Support Makes a Difference:
We urge all members to actively participate in supporting Senate Bill 969. Your voice matters, and together, we can make a significant impact in advocating for the well-being of our law enforcement community. One effective way to get involved is by reaching out to the members of the Senate Finance Committee.
Committee Members:
- Harvey S. Peeler, Jr. (Chairman)
- Nikki G. Setzler
- Thomas C. Alexander
- Lawrence K. “Larry” Grooms
- Daniel B. “Danny” Verdin, III
- Ronnie W. Cromer
- Darrell Jackson
- Kent M. Williams
- Tom Davis
- Shane R. Martin
- Karl B. Allen
- Sean M. Bennett
- Thomas D. “Tom” Corbin
- Greg Hembree
- Kevin L. Johnson
- J. Thomas McElveen, III
- Katrina Frye Shealy
- Ross Turner
- Michael W. Gambrell
- Mike Fanning
- Stephen L. Goldfinch
- Tom Young, Jr.
- Margie Bright Matthews
How to Engage:
Compose a thoughtful email expressing your support for Senate Bill 969 and the reasons behind it. Share your personal perspective on why these amendments are essential for the well-being of our law enforcement professionals.
Your active involvement can make a difference. Let’s stand united and advocate for the positive changes that Senate Bill 969 can bring to our law enforcement community.
Thank you for your unwavering dedication to the South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police and the law enforcement professionals who serve and protect our communities.