This resolution commends Sheriff Greg Champagne for his upcoming second term as president of the National Sheriff's Association (NSA). Sheriff Champagne has an extensive background in law enforcement, serving as the sheriff of St. Charles Parish for twenty-seven years, making him the longest-tenured sheriff in the parish's history. He has a strong educational foundation, holding a bachelor's degree in government and a juris doctorate, and has built a reputation as a tough yet fair prosecutor during his fourteen years as an assistant district attorney. His leadership in the NSA has been significant, particularly in his role as chair of the Legal Affairs Committee, where he has influenced important criminal justice legislation.

The resolution highlights Sheriff Champagne's dedication to public service, his active participation in training programs, and his contributions to criminal justice discussions at both state and national levels. It also acknowledges his personal life, including his long marriage and family, emphasizing his commitment to the community. The Louisiana Legislature expresses its sincere wishes for his continued success in his endeavors, recognizing his exemplary service and dedication to law enforcement and the safety of the citizens of St. Charles Parish and Louisiana.