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Dare County EMS, Sheriff’s Office members awarded service pins for long-time commitment to community

Three Dare County employees were formally recognized for their combined 50 years of dedicated public service during the Dare County Board of Commissioners meeting held on Tuesday.

The following individuals were honored during the presentation:

Steve Burritt, Dare County EMS Captain, received a 20-year pin. (Presented by Dare County EMS Director Chief Jennie Collins).
Tim Langanke, Dare County EMS Lieutenant, received a 15-year pin. (Presented by Dare County EMS Director Chief Jennie Collins).
George Fockler, Dare County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant, received a 15-year pin. (Presented by Chief Deputy Jeff Deringer).
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