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Fire Department Promotions and Recognitions

Jan17
2008 Written by Randy Corman

Fire Chief David Daniels, with the help of the mayor and city council, awarded several promotions and merit recognitions at our council meeting on Monday night.

Promotions, complete with new badges, were awarded to Craig Soucy, Mike Proulx, John LeCoq, and Mark Peterson. Craig Soucy and John LeCoq also received new hats, as the colors needed to be changed to reflect their new positions.

As is the tradition in the department, wives and family members helped pin the badges on.

Recognition awards were given to Greg Hartman, Chuck Hagood, Judy Hayward, Henry Dyke, Chris Sproat, and Ken Peterson. (See the Renton Reporter story below).

Photographer Gary Palmer provided me with these photos of the event.


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See more pictures, and read the story from the Renton Reporter

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