South Carolina House of Representatives honors Major Matt Shaw for his 27 years of law enforcement service.

The South Carolina House of Representatives recognizes Major Matt Shaw, retiring after 27 years with the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. Shaw began his career in 1999 with the City of Laurens Police Department, moving to Lancaster County in 2001. He held various roles, including sergeant in Patrol and Training Divisions, lieutenant in Professional Standards, and SWAT commander. In 2011, he became chief deputy, overseeing daily operations and ensuring organizational stability. The resolution commends Shaw's professionalism, integrity, and leadership, wishing him success in retirement.

South Carolina House of Representatives honors Major Matt Shaw for his 27 years of law enforcement service.

The South Carolina House of Representatives recognizes Major Matt Shaw, retiring after 27 years with the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. Shaw began his career in 1999 with the City of Laurens Police Department, moving to Lancaster County in 2001. He held various roles, including sergeant in Patrol and Training Divisions, lieutenant in Professional Standards, and SWAT commander. In 2011, he became chief deputy, overseeing daily operations and ensuring organizational stability. The resolution commends Shaw's professionalism, integrity, and leadership, wishing him success in retirement.