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Oxford honors lifeguard Erica Corley for two lifesaving rescues
Summary
Oxford Township presented a proclamation to lifeguard Erica Corley, recognizing two rescues—May 29 and June 14, 2026—and commending her calm, decisive actions. The committee and Washington Township Police Department officials presented the award.
The Township Committee of Oxford presented a proclamation on July 1, 2026, honoring lifeguard Erica Corley for two separate life‑saving rescues, on May 29 and June 14. Mayor Norton and members of the committee joined Chief Jones and Sgt. Overko from the Washington Township Police Department in presenting the document to Corley during the meeting at the Municipal Building.
The proclamation noted that Corley “quickly recognized that a juvenile swimmer was in distress” and that her “swift actions prevented the situation from escalating and ensured that the juvenile received the medical attention he required.” The committee said Corley’s conduct reflects “vigilance, professionalism, and courage,” and it commended her and her family for their role in supporting her service to the community. The Committee recorded the presentation in its minutes and entered the proclamation into the public record.
