Lake Dillon Fire-Rescue plans event to honor firefighters, staff
Nine firefighters and staff members of Lake Dillon Fire-Rescue will be honored this weekend with longevity and achievement awards in a dress-uniform ceremony in Frisco.
The awards ceremony is scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 1, at the Frisco Community Center, 110 S. Granite St. The event is open to the public.
The honorees include:
Engineer Jeremy Antemesaris: 10 years
Engineer Doug Beeler: 10 years
Lt. Jason Bell: 15 years
Board member and Fire Corps. leader Jim Cox: 10 years
Fire Corps. member Maggie Cox: 10 years
Systems administrator Carlina Duggan: Master’s degree
Capt. Tyson Houston: Fire Officer Designation
Fleet service manager Randy Miller: 5 years
Lt. Brian Schenking: 15 years
“We are looking forward to establishing this awards ceremony as an annual event,” said Lake Dillon Fire Chief Dave Parmley in a news release. “It is important to take the time to properly honor and recognize those who have achieved professional degrees or certifications through higher education or have served our citizens with longevity of service through dedication and a commitment to excellence, as well as those whose performance is worthy of special recognition.”
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