First Responders Honored at Appreciation Cookout in Leesburg

First Responders Honored at Appreciation Cookout in Leesburg

 

LEESBURG — State Representative Ginny Shaver, the Alabama Forestry Association, and the Coosa Valley RC&D hosted a special appreciation cookout for area first responders on Thursday, August 21. The event, held from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office Training Center on Bristow Gap Road, was a gesture to thank the men and women who serve and protect the community.

Representative Shaver was kind enough to speak with WEIS News following the event:

The cookout saw a strong turnout, with representatives from various agencies including law enforcement, fire and rescue departments, emergency management, and medics. Service organizations and community leaders also attended, socializing and sharing a meal. Rep. Shaver also presented a $25,000 check to the Back the Blue Foundation.

https://www.btbfound.com/

Representative Shaver addressed the crowd, expressing gratitude for the daily selflessness demonstrated by first responders in their service to local communities. The gathering also included a drawing for door prizes from the guest list.

The event served as a way to show appreciation for the dedication of first responders, who are often called upon during a community member’s most difficult days.

https://alhousegop.org/representatives/0037-39-ginny-shaver/

https://www.landcan.org/local-resources/Coosa-Valley-RCD-Council/13052/

https://www.alaforestry.org/

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