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This resolution commends Robert Michael "Mike" Kile for his distinguished 55-year career in law enforcement, primarily in Screven County, Georgia. Kile began as a patrolman in 1969, served as a deputy sheriff, became chief of police in Hiltonia, and was elected sheriff of Screven County in 1992, serving in that role for 32 years. Throughout his career, he was recognized for his dedication to public service, overseeing significant improvements like the construction of a new county jail facility and consistently prioritizing the safety and welfare of local residents. The resolution highlights Kile's integrity, leadership, and commitment to law enforcement, praising him as an exemplary public servant who demonstrated extraordinary devotion to duty. The Georgia Senate formally recognizes his contributions by commending his care, courage, and selfless dedication, and directs the Secretary of the Senate to provide him with an official copy of the resolution as a formal acknowledgment of his service.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/69740