Senate Joint Resolution 1166 honors Diane Giddens for her remarkable thirty-eight years of service as Chief of Staff for the Williamson County Mayor, culminating in her retirement this year. A native of the Bethesda community, Giddens began her public service career in 1978 and has held various positions, including administrative roles with the University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service and the Williamson County judge. Since 1988, she has served as Chief of Staff, notably under Mayor Rogers Anderson since 2002, showcasing her dedication to the Williamson County government.

In addition to her professional achievements, Giddens is a respected community leader, having participated in numerous organizations and receiving multiple awards for her contributions, including the Nashville Business Journal Impact Award and the Franklin Tomorrow Anne T. Rutherford Exemplary Community Volunteer Award. She is also recognized for her leadership roles in various local boards and associations. The resolution expresses deep appreciation for her service and extends heartfelt wishes for a fulfilling retirement, acknowledging her professionalism, integrity, and the positive impact she has made on her community.