Sheriff Joe Mitchell Intersection
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Overview
This bill requests that the South Carolina Department of Transportation name the intersection of US Highway 321 and SC Highway 322 in Rock Hill, York County, "Sheriff Joe Mitchell Intersection." The resolution honors Sheriff Joe Mitchell, who served as York County’s sheriff from 1993 to 1997, and proposes erecting signs or markers at the intersection bearing his name.
Key provisions
- Requests the Department of Transportation to name the intersection of US Highway 321 and SC Highway 322.
- Specifies the location of the intersection as being in Rock Hill, York County.
- Proposes the name of the intersection be "Sheriff Joe Mitchell Intersection."
- Directs the Department of Transportation to erect signs or markers with the specified name.
- Details Sheriff Joe Mitchell’s career history, including his service as sheriff of York County.
- Highlights Mitchell’s service during the Great Depression and his work with Sunrise Dairy.
- Notes his election victory in 1992 and his subsequent service as sheriff.
- States that the resolution is intended to pay tribute to Mitchell’s dedication to the community.
Who is affected
- Department of Transportation
- City of Rock Hill
- York County
- Residents of York County
- Family and friends of Sheriff Joe Mitchell
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