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Carter County honors two deputies for lifesaving response

2353867 · February 20, 2025
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Summary

The Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution recognizing two Carter County Sheriff's deputies for providing life-saving aid during a January call for service in the Stony Creek community.

The Carter County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution honoring two sheriff’s deputies for life-saving actions during a January 6, 2025, call in the Stony Creek community.

The resolution states that deputies Dalton Taylor and Matthew Lyle encountered unresponsive individuals suffering a life-threatening medical emergency and rendered aid to stabilize the person until medical personnel arrived. The board’s resolution praises the deputies for calm, professional action and recognizes their service as deserving of the county’s official thanks.

The resolution was presented and read into the record and then put to a vote. The record shows the motion to consider the resolution was made and seconded; the board approved the resolution during the meeting and then invited the deputies to the front for recognition.

Ending: The board’s approval formalizes public recognition of the deputies’ actions; no further votes or appropriations were recorded in connection with the resolution at that meeting.