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Much Recognition at City Council Meeting Published on December 17 2020 10:44 am Last Updated on December 17 2020 10:44 am Written by Greg Sapp
Much recognition was given at this week s Effingham City Council meeting.
Janet Ohnesorge of the Water Billing and Customer Service Department was recognized as the City s Employee of the Quarter.
(CITY OFFICER JEREMY KYLE WITH HIS LIFESAVING AWARD)
Police Chief Jason McFarland presented a Lifesaving Award to Officer Jeremy Kyle, who utilized Narcan on December 2 to bring back a subject under the influence of alcohol and another drug. McFarland said the ambulance attendant who arrived to help said Kyle saved the person s life. Kyle and Officer Andrew Meyers were also presented Customer Service Awards for help they offered to motorists traveling through Effingham. The officers freed a two-year-old from a locked vehicle, gave the two-year-old and her sibling toys, and fascinated the sibling with Kyle s K9.