Brown County Judge, Dr. Paul Lilly, has announced a new program to recognize First Responders in Brown County for going above and beyond to serve the citizens of Brown County. This is a way to say a special “Thank You” for service.
The County Judge will be recognizing the First Responder during the July 12th Commissioners Court meeting. Send your nominations to the Emergency Management office by July 6th.
Nominate a First Responder that you feel shows the dedication of those who take care of the community on a daily basis and help the citizens of Brown County through some of their most difficult times during an emergency.
- One First Responder will be recognized quarterly starting in July 2021 during Commissioners Court. To nominate someone who you feel is deserving of the recognition email a short note to the Brown County Office of Emergency Management ([email protected]) with the name of the Responder, the agency that they represent date and description of why you think that they deserve the recognition. These nominations will be reviewed and a quarterly First Responder Recognition will be chosen by the Chaplains volunteering to serve in the Brown County Office of Emergency Management Chaplains’ Service. You may also call the Brown County Office of Emergency Management at (325) 643-2828 to make your nomination if you do not have email access.
Criteria for nominations:
Candidates must have demonstrated one or more of the following actions:
- Recognition by their colleagues or those they serve
- Consistent excellence in the performance of their duties
- Consistent dedication to their official responsibilities
- Responsibilities and skills within their profession.
- Compassion for those in need
- Service above and beyond the call of duty
FIRST RESPONDER’S ELIGIBLE:
- Firemen (all paid and volunteer department both City and County)
- Law Enforcement (to include all City Police, Sheriff’s Department, Constables, Lake Patrol and Texas Department of Public Safety and Game Wardens).
- EMS personnel
- Camp Bowie Texas Army National Guard personnel that respond to assist on Emergency Incidents
- 911 Dispatchers
- Support Staff for any of the listed agencies
Brown County Office of Emergency Management at (325) 643-2828