HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2016-11-16, Page 1112 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Darryl Coote/Editor
The late Steve Cook won the Fire Fighter of the Year for 2016.
Huron County Warden Paul Gowing, third from the left, presents David Wagner, second from
the left, with the Paramedic of the Year for 2016 award. In attendance for the ceremony was
Art McNaughton, far left, Huron County EMS superintendent; Steve Lund, third from the right,
EMS director of Operations; Brenda Orchard, second from the right, Huron County CAO; and Jeff
Horseman, far right, acting chief.
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Tyler Stewart, second from the left, was awarded the Police Officer of the Year for 2016 award from
Huron County Warden Paul Gowing, second from the right, with OPP Inspector Jason Younan, far left,
and Huron County CAO Brenda Orchard, far right, in attendance.
2016 Warden's Emergency Services Awards
The late fire fighter
Steve Cook, OPP officer
Tyler Steward and primary
care paramedic David
Wagner were the recipi-
ents of the 2016 Warden's
Emergency Services
Awards on Nov. 2.
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- Huron ,Cotrrrt}+ Board of Haadth —
were brimming above
capacity Wednesday morn-
ing as friends, colleagues
and family members of the
three award recipients
forced press to stand
throughout the ceremony
and others to spill into the
hall.
Huron County Warden
Paul Gowing said it is
important to recognize the
work of those who keep
our county safe and
sound.
"[The awards] really is
making notice of those
individuals in those ser-
vices who have shown
exemplary service to our
community," he told the
chamber on behalf of the
county before handing out
the individual awards. "This
is something we are very
happy to do to show how
much we appreciate the
efforts of these individuals
in Huron County."