Fire service members based in Dereham and Reepham have been honoured for giving decades of dedication to Norfolk.
Steven Polley, who works with the Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team in Dereham, has been given an award for 40 years of outstanding service.
Mr Polley completed 30 years of service as a firefighter and then joined USAR as an on call technician. Mr Polley and his working dog Hooky provide canine capability to assist searches for missing persons.
Glen Roskilly, who has been a USAR crew manager has been awarded for 40 years of outstanding service and Jeremy Cleall, watch manager at Reepham has been awarded for 30 years of outstanding service.
Certificates were presented by Norfolk's chief fire officer David Ashworth at a Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service awards night at Norwich Castle.
The award winners in full are:
Long Service and Good Conduct Medals (20 years' service):
Dean Baldry (firefighter, Loddon); Michael Brown (watch manager, Eastern); Christopher Gould (crew manager, Acle);William Groves (firefighter, Terrington); Rigil Kent (watch manager, Hunstanton and crew manager, King's Lynn); Richard Miles (crew manager, Great Yarmouth); Stefan Rider (watch manager, JOCC); Perry Smith (watch manager, Whitegates); Sharon Thorndyke (control watch manager)
30 Year Outstanding Service Certificate:
Stephen Broom (Firefighter, Earlham. Firefighter, North Walsham) Jeremy Cleall (Watch Manager, Reepham) Andrew
Luke (Crew Manager, Holt) Glen Roskilly
(Crew Manager, Wymondham. Crew Manager USAR)
Norfolk Fire Service Medal:
Peter Aldred (Firefighter, Gorleston); Dean Howes (Watch Manager, Gorleston); Steven Woodgate (Hethersett)
40 Year Outstanding Service Certificates:
Gerald Desroches (Crew Manager, Hunstanton) Steven Polley (USAR, Dereham)
Making a Difference Award:
Simon Hilton (Watch Manager); Andy Heginbotham and Phil Berry (Retired)
Certificate of Commendation:
Andy Wells and crew from Sheringham
Attleborough Station
Control Team, Simon Burch, Alison Graver
Cadet leaders from Sheringham, Great Yarmouth, Hunstanton, Wymondham and Diss.
Volunteer of the Year Award:
Pat Richardson; Ken Reynolds
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