Establishes April 27 as State Sheriffs Day in Hawaii to honor the historic role of sheriffs.
The bill establishes April 27 as State Sheriffs Day in Hawaii, commemorating the establishment of the Office of the Marshal and island sheriffs on April 27, 1846. This day honors the historic and ongoing contributions of sheriffs and deputy sheriffs in the state. The bill recognizes the unique history of the sheriff's office, established by a monarch, and its continuous role in maintaining public safety and the rule of law. This day is not designated as a state holiday.
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