South CarolinaSouth Carolina Senate honors Chief Deputy Clifton J. Howle
After Chief Deputy Clifton J. Howle died, the South Carolina Senate adopted a tribute offering sympathy and directing that his family receive a copy.
What it does
The Senate mourned Chief Deputy Clifton J. Howle after his death and offered sympathy to his family and friends. It directed that his family receive a copy of the resolution.
Argument forThe public tribute could comfort Howle’s family and friends by recognizing his life and service.
Argument againstTime the Senate spent adopting this tribute could have gone toward other public work.
More detail
The South Carolina Senate expressed sorrow and sympathy and directed that a copy of its resolution be presented to Howle’s family. The tribute concerns Chief Deputy Clifton J. Howle, his family, and his friends. The Senate adopted the resolution on October 28, 2026.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Oct 28Introduced and adoptedAdopted
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