Tom Aiello, left, receives the award for Outstanding Volunteer of the Year for 2019 from Mayor Ginny Dickey and Fire Chief Dave Ott. Aiello was also named Volunteer of the Year for the Fire Department. As just one of his activities, Aiello oversees the Crisis Response Team that supports public safety agencies in Fountain Hills.
Tom Aiello has been named the Town of Fountain Hills 2019 Volunteer of the Year. His selection was announced April 3 at the annual volunteer reception for the town.
Aiello serves as coordinator for the Fountain Hills Crisis Response Team, volunteers who support the Fountain Hills Fire Department and Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. They are called to the scene to offer help and support to family members and loved ones when there is a tragic incident. They remain to help after firefighters and deputies need to move on to other duties.
Aiello retired after 22 years as a police officer and homicide detective in New York City. He moved to Fountain Hills eight years ago, and has been coordinator of the Crisis Team for four years.
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Tom Aiello is FH Volunteer of the Year
Tom Aiello, left, receives the award for Outstanding Volunteer of the Year for 2019 from Mayor Ginny Dickey and Fire Chief Dave Ott. Aiello was also named Volunteer of the Year for the Fire Department. As just one of his activities, Aiello oversees the Crisis Response Team that supports public safety agencies in Fountain Hills.
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Tom Aiello has been named the Town of Fountain Hills 2019 Volunteer of the Year. His selection was announced April 3 at the annual volunteer reception for the town.
Aiello serves as coordinator for the Fountain Hills Crisis Response Team, volunteers who support the Fountain Hills Fire Department and Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. They are called to the scene to offer help and support to family members and loved ones when there is a tragic incident. They remain to help after firefighters and deputies need to move on to other duties.
Aiello retired after 22 years as a police officer and homicide detective in New York City. He moved to Fountain Hills eight years ago, and has been coordinator of the Crisis Team for four years.
Aiello is also a member of the town’s McDowell Mountain Preservation Commission and volunteers his time with the Sonoran Conservancy Trailblazers, building and maintaining trails in the Fountain Hills Preserve.
The Volunteer reception is held to honor the nearly 1,000 people who volunteer their time for the Town of Fountain Hills. See more on additional awards and photos in the April 10 edition of The Times.
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