Rotary recognizes public safety personnel

Fountain Hills Rotary Club Public Safety Award winners from left are MCSO Deputy Mark DiBone, Fountain Hills Firefighter Paramedic Tiarra Olney, Fort McDowell Police Officer Merrill Jones and Rio Verde Firefighter Paramedic Doug Blazer. Fort McDowell Firefighter Christopher Koenig was not present to receive the award.

The Fountain Hills Rotary Club presented its annual awards for outstanding public safety personnel in the region at a club luncheon on Tuesday, March 15.

The club recognized Maricopa County Sheriff’s detective Mark DiBone, Fort McDowell Police officer Merrill Jones, Fountain Hills Fire Department Paramedic Firefighter Tiarra Olney, Rio Verde Fire District Paramedic Firefighter Doug Blazer, and Fort McDowell Firefighter Christopher Koenig.

Each of the award winners were recognized by their superior officers for outstanding work in their department this past year.

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Rotary recognizes public safety personnel

Posted Tuesday, March 15, 2016 7:24 am

The Fountain Hills Rotary Club presented its annual awards for outstanding public safety personnel in the region at a club luncheon on Tuesday, March 15.

Each of the award winners were recognized by their superior officers for outstanding work in their department this past year.

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