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He asked the public to not feed dogs after he sets a trap for them.

Leggett said after he set a trap out the other day, someone tried to catch the dog and ran the dog out of the area of his trap, and now he will have to move the trap to another location. He advised that he would appreciate if people would call in if they spot the dogs but not try to apprehend them. HEARD Carroll County Dog Warden Cason Leggett report there are four dogs in the county that he believes were dumped off and are running at large. He said the individuals who were administering the CPR are also appreciative of Gifford’s help. Wirkner added even though the family wants to remain anonymous, they wanted to express their appreciation for the work Gifford did on the call. “They do a lot of training, put in a lot of work and remain dedicated to the job.” Again I’d like to thank you.”Ĭarroll County Sheriff Calvin Graham was in attendance and said “We appreciate all of the dispatchers and thank you for what you do.” “I understand that dispatchers mostly only hear complaints and most of the time do not hear the results of the calls. “As a former dispatcher I thank you,” said Commissioner Chris Modranski.

Samantha Jacobs, 911 coordinator said that she and Sergeant Kelsie Tullis reviewed the call and both feel that Gifford went above and beyond with this stressful call by keeping everyone calm and issuing CPR instructions.

Gifford assisted individuals who needed guidance to perform CPR for a person and she aided the individuals and provided the steps needed to help preserve life until the ambulance arrived. Commissioner Wirkner advised that this year there was an Emergency Medical Dispatcher nominated for commendation, Brittney Gifford. Wirkner said the Honorable Recognition is reserved for nominees who don’t meet the criteria for the three main awards, but their actions are still worthy of recognition. He advised that the emergency services personnel are charged with saving lives and protecting property every day of the year, and they can never be adequately compensated or sufficiently recognized for the sacrifices made for our communities. Honored was Emergency Medical Dispatcher, Brittney Gifford.Ĭommissioner Robert Wirkner thanked all county emergency services personnel. Carroll County Commissioners held an Emergency Services Appreciation Day ceremony at its March 6 meeting.