The bill, H. 4223, is a House Resolution recognizing and honoring Captain Tonatte Mitchell for her nearly one-year anniversary as captain of the Charleston Police Department. The resolution highlights her historic achievement as the first Black female captain in the department's history and acknowledges her contributions to law enforcement and the community. Captain Mitchell's journey is marked by her family's legacy in policing, her commitment to community service, and her efforts to create safe spaces for children through the establishment of community centers.

The resolution emphasizes Captain Mitchell's leadership, dedication, and the positive impact she has made in Charleston, particularly in bridging the gap between law enforcement and the community. It concludes with the House of Representatives expressing their appreciation for her work and formally recognizing her accomplishments. A copy of the resolution will be presented to Captain Mitchell as a token of this honor.