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Commissioner thanks first responders at Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad installation
Summary
At an officers' installation for the Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad, the commissioner thanked volunteers and first responders for life‑saving work and noted high call volumes, describing top units as handling "three and four hundred" calls.
The commissioner attended the installation of officers for the Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad on the 18th and publicly thanked first responders and volunteers for their service. He called their work "life saving" and applauded the sacrifices made by responders and their families.
Pointing to the workload they handle, he said the "top runners are in the, you know, 3 and 400 calls," highlighting the frequency of calls that volunteer squads answer. He offered a general expression of gratitude and did not announce any new county support measures during the remarks.
