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    Sedona Fire District Recognizes 2020 Annual Awardees

    March 9, 2021No Comments
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    Sedona Fire District

    By Jon Trautwein
    Fire Chief, Sedona Fire District

    Sedona AZ (March 8, 2021) – The Sedona Fire District, on an annual basis, recognizes its members, outstanding citizens, and community organizations for service-related and performance-related excellence. We are pleased to recognize and acknowledge the following members of the Sedona Fire District and our community for their excellent service and performance:

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    • Firefighter/Engineer of the Year – Engineer Brian Espiau
    • Officer of the Year – Captain Brian Ford
    • Administrative/Support Employee of the Year – User Support Lead Technician Jeremy Harris
    • Citation of Valor – Captain Casey Carr
    • Distinguished Service Commendation – Firefighter’s Isaiah Moore and Alfonso Puyana on Ambulance 512
    • Community Service Award – Firefighter Mark Feeney
    • Outstanding Citizen/Community Organization – Slide Rock Park Ranger Hank Vincent
    • Unit Citation Award –
      • Kronos Implementation Team – Branda Brothers, Engineer Brian Espiau, Keona Freeman, Jeremy Harris
      • Slide Rock Technical Rescue Incident – Captain Jarrett Tarver, Engineer Jamey Kreun, Firefighter’s Paul Chabot, Seth Gaillard, Jessie Cave, Marc Howard, and Donny Minardi

    Please join the Sedona Fire District in congratulating these outstanding employees and citizens. It is an honor to have such dedicated and committed people serving the Sedona Fire District and our community.

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