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This resolution honors Joseph Hauskin of Macon County for receiving the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award, recognizing his significant contributions to community safety and volunteerism. The resolution highlights that Hauskin, a former corrections officer, invented the StoneRookLock System after four years of research and 10,000 beta tests, which completely prevents lock manipulation in detention facilities. The document contextualizes his achievement within Tennessee's broader volunteer landscape, noting that the state's 1.3 million volunteers contribute 99 million hours of community service annually, valued at $2.6 billion. By creating innovative safety systems for detention facilities and preparing to launch a similar system for factories, Hauskin exemplifies the spirit of volunteerism and community service. The Tennessee General Assembly officially honors Hauskin, congratulates him on receiving the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award, and wishes him continued success in his future endeavors. Additionally, the resolution includes a provision for preparing an official copy of the document for presentation, with certain procedural details to be managed by the appropriate clerk.

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