The bill, H. 4223, is a resolution from the South Carolina House of Representatives recognizing and honoring Captain Tonatte Mitchell for her nearly one-year anniversary as captain of the Charleston Police Department. Captain Mitchell made history as the first Black female captain in the department's history and has dedicated twenty-nine years to serving the community. The resolution highlights her significant contributions, including her commitment to community outreach and the establishment of community centers aimed at providing safe spaces for children.

The resolution also emphasizes Captain Mitchell's personal journey, reflecting on her family's legacy in law enforcement and her aspirations to inspire future generations of women in policing. It acknowledges her leadership qualities, dedication to service, and the positive impact she has made in her community. The House of Representatives expresses its appreciation for her achievements and the changes she has fostered, culminating in the formal recognition of her contributions through this resolution.