BBVRS Chief Awarded Top Prize By Chesterfield Fire and EMS

CHESTER, Virginia – October 10, 2007 – Bensley-Bermuda Volunteer Rescue Squad Chief Operations Officer Barry Drumheller received the Squad Officer of the Year Award at the Chesterfield Fire and EMS Annual Awards Ceremony last night. The title Squad Officer of the Year is awarded each year to the Chesterfield County leader showing the most positive forward progress, success and innovation in leadership. Chief Drumheller is shown below accepting the award from CFEMS Chief Paul Mauger.

Also winning awards from BBVRS were Captain Bennie Moore, who won a Certificate of Commendation for his tireless work in grant writing on behalf of the Squad, and Deputy Chief Dana Love and Lieutenant William Wyatt for completing their paramedic training.

Seen above is BBVRS Captain Bennie Moore accepting his commendation from CFEMS Chief Paul Mauger.

 

About Bensley-Bermuda Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc.

A 501(c)(3) non-profit entity, Bensley-Bermuda Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc. (BBVRS) delivers 24 hour free emergency ambulance and technical rescue services to the Chesterfield County community and the surrounding Richmond area. Operating out of three stations along the busy Jefferson Davis Highway/Interstate Route 95 corridor, BBVRS responds to nearly 5,000 calls for service annually. BBVRS also offers training and education, among its members and throughout the community, in methods of safety and first aid. For more information visit www.bbvrs.org.

 

SOURCE: Bensley-Bermuda Vol. Rescue Squad, Inc.
Bensley-Bermuda Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc.
Contact: Public Relations Officer, 804-748-6122, info@bbvrs.org