The Shelbyville Fire Department held its annual awards banquet Saturday, recognizing exceptional service by department members and valued community partners.
During the ceremony, FF/Paramedic Jacob Kelley was named “Paramedic of the Year” for his dedication and professionalism in patient care.
Lt. Jerad Parker received the “Public Servant of the Year” award in recognition of his leadership and commitment to public service.
Shelbyville Fire Department Chief Doug Lutes (left) presents the Community Appreciation Award to Rusty Pettit.
The “Community Appreciation Award” was presented to Pettit’s Auto and Recycling for their continued support of the Shelbyville Fire Department and the community.
The Shelbyville Fire Department extends its appreciation to all members and community partners who contribute daily to the safety and well-being of Shelbyville.
(Jack Boyce photos)
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