The Butler County Sheriff’s Office presented awards during Tuesday’s commission meeting recognizing three individuals whose actions helped save lives earlier this year.

Amanda Carroll received a civilian-accommodation award after she reportedly drove to a crash scene, crawled into a crushed vehicle and provided aid to an elderly man until rescue crews arrived. Sheriff’s staff said Carroll — a former medical first responder — remained with the injured man for more than 30 minutes.

Deputy Chloe Walker received a lifesaving award for performing CPR at a residence in February until Whitewater firefighters and Butler County EMS arrived; staff said the patient regained a pulse and consciousness while being transported to the hospital. Sergeant Donald Tharpe also was honored for performing CPR on a six-year-old at the scene of an injury crash; officials said the child regained breathing and was transported to a Wichita hospital.

Sheriff’s Office personnel and commissioners presented the awards in the meeting; recipients received certificates and public recognition.