Senate Joint Resolution 1524 honors Gary Farley on the occasion of his retirement after thirteen years of dedicated service as the assistant commissioner of Fire Prevention for the State of Tennessee. Mr. Farley began his career in public service as a firefighter in Murfreesboro in 1984, eventually rising to the position of operations chief before joining the State in 2011. During his tenure, he successfully launched the State's first public marina inspection program and managed various sections within the Fire Prevention Division, demonstrating professionalism and integrity throughout his career.

The resolution acknowledges Mr. Farley's extensive contributions to his community, including his service as a Rutherford County Commissioner and a member of the Rutherford County Planning Commission. It also highlights his commitment to family, expressing gratitude for the support of his wife, Deborah, and their children and grandchildren. The Senate and House of Representatives extend their heartfelt wishes for a happy and fulfilling retirement, recognizing Mr. Farley's exemplary service and dedication to the residents of Rutherford County and the State of Tennessee.