TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Tallahassee State College hosted its 7th annual Heroes in Public Safety banquet on Wednesday, honoring individuals who made a significant impact in public safety.
Responders in all branches of public safety were recognized in front of their peers.
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The event also honored retirees like Brian Dunmyer, who served as an educator at TSC and launched the first paramedic training programs at the college.
He was awarded the highest honor of the Heroes in Public Safety program, the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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“It’s been a lifelong accomplishment to teach, to create a program, to start in healthcare, and to start a whole branch of healthcare when this was brand new back in 1979. We started a paramedic program, and it’s still turning out people today,” Dunmyer said.
Dunmyer says it is an honor to receive such an award.
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