Page County Sheriff's Office, Luray, VA -Awards

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Awards

The Page County Sheriff's Office recognizes outstanding performance of employees, other public safety employees, citizens, and any organization that makes substantial personal contributions to the Office and the community. Guidelines have been established to recognize specific acts of heroism, bravery or notable accomplishments, and to identify those who have distinguished themselves through such achievements.

Awards and commendations are given in the form of medals and accompanying ribbons, plaques, certificates and letters of achievement. All communications relating to the process are routed through the chain-of-command, with supporting documentation attached.

Award Recipients

Deputy Dorrough receives his award from Sheriff Thomas.

Donnie Dorrough received the Life saving award performing CPR on an inmate who was no longer breathing and had no detectible pulse. The inmate made a full recovery. Great job Donnie-Sheriff John B. Thomas.

Dispatcher Bundy receives her award

Dispatcher Wendy Bundy receives her Meritorious Police Conduct Ribbon from Sheriff Thomas. Her award was given for developing and maintaining a departmental resource list. It contains all businesses and first responding units throughout the county that PCSO may use in time of emergency. The ribbon is awarded for an act contributing to a valuable police accomplishment or for submission of a device, process, or method adopted by the department to increase efficiency in administrative or tactical procedure.

Deputy Bryant receives his award.

Sheriff Thomas presents Deputy Casey Bryant the Sheriff's Office Citation. He was nominated for this prestigious award for his role in the implementation of the E911 Fitness Challenge. The E911 or "Law Fit" Challenge is a national competition among law enforcement offices. Thanks, in part, to Deputy Bryant, the PCSO had 11 representatives competing in this year's E911 Challenge. The Citation is awarded to an employee who has performed his/her duties in an exemplary manner, and made a considerable contribution to the Page County Sheriff's Office.

Sgt. Boyd receives his award.

Sgt. Kenny Boyd accepts his Sheriff's Office Citation from Sheriff Thomas. He was awarded this citation for his actions in a firefight on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. The Citation is awarded to an employee who has performed his/her duties in an exemplary manner, and made a considerable contribution to the Page County Sheriff's Office.

Deputy Owens receives his award.

Deputy Stevie Owens is presented with the Police Medal by Sheriff Thomas. By placing himself in harm's way during a firefight on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, Deputy Owens' actions merit the awarding of the Police Medal. This ribbon is given for an act involving grave personal danger in the intelligent performance of duty.

Deputy Seal receives her award.

Dep. Dominika Maria Seal receives her Excellent Police Conduct Ribbon from Sheriff Thomas. Her award was given for "tremendous faithfulness and dedication" to the department. Her many duties include Canteen Supervisor, Work Release Accounting, LIDS Technician, and maintaining monthly records for all inmate work detail hours. She also takes care of all the chemical MSDS records within the jail. Dep. Seal played a big part in transitioning the in-house canteen program to the current Oasis program. In addition, she is always willing to go the extra mile for the department and her co-workers.