The resolution commends Captain Marion "J.R." Bulluck on his retirement as Support Services Division Commander of the Madison County Sheriff's Office, recognizing his extensive contributions to law enforcement since he began his career in 1980. After graduating from the Huntsville Police Academy, he served with The University of Alabama in Huntsville Police Department before joining the Madison County Sheriff's Office in 1987. Throughout his tenure, Captain Bulluck has been instrumental in modernizing the police force and achieving accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, a prestigious recognition awarded to only five percent of law enforcement agencies nationwide. He has been promoted multiple times, demonstrating his leadership and commitment to excellence.

In addition to his professional achievements, Captain Bulluck has actively participated in various civic and professional organizations, contributing to philanthropic efforts such as the Wounded Warrior Project and Special Olympics. He has received numerous accolades, including 22 Letters of Appreciation and a Commendation Award from Sheriff Joe W. Patterson. Notably, he made history in 2014 as the first African American to hold the rank of Captain over the Uniform Patrol Division in the Madison County Sheriff's Office. The resolution expresses high regard for his service and wishes him health and prosperity in his retirement.