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Manitowoc Noon Rotary honors five as officer, firefighter & citizens of the year
Manitowoc Noon Rotary honors five as officer, firefighter & citizens of the year

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time28-02-2025

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Manitowoc Noon Rotary honors five as officer, firefighter & citizens of the year

MANITOWOC – Manitowoc Noon Rotary, in partnership with Manitowoc Police and Fire departments, has recognized several individuals for dedication, bravery and selflessness. Manitowoc Fire Lt. Scott Larson was named 2024 Noon Rotary Firefighter of the Year, for his exemplary service, leadership and commitment to mentoring new firefighters, according to a news release. "Since joining the department in 2000, Lt. Larsen has upheld the highest standards of public safety, playing a vital role in training recruits and inspiring the next generation of firefighters," the release said. Manitowoc Police Officer Nick Place was named 2024 Noon Rotary Police Officer of the Year. More news: New Forst Inn musical tells the story of Alice In Wonderland in a new way, set during WWII According to the release, Place has been with the Manitowoc Police Department since 2013 and has worked as a K-9 handler, a SWAT team operator and an instructor for law enforcement training programs. He is also an active community member and coaches youth sports. Stephanie Young was named 2024 Noon Rotary Police Department Citizen of the Year. According to the release, the award was given "for her quick-thinking and compassionate actions in rescuing a 4-year-old boy found wandering in the middle of the street. Her willingness to step in when others did not exemplifies the profound impact an individual can have in ensuring the safety of our most vulnerable community members." Gregory and Thomas Augustine were named 2024 Noon Rotary Fire Department Citizens of the Year for their rescue of two girls caught in a Lake Michigan rip current. "Without hesitation, they risked their own safety to save the children, preventing what could have been a tragic loss," the release states. "Their bravery serves as a powerful example of community responsibility and selflessness." The awards were presented during a ceremony Feb. 27 at the Capitol Civic Centre. More news: Visit Manitowoc accepting applications for Discover Manitowoc grants to fund new events Alisa M. Schafer is a reporter for the Herald Times Reporter in Manitowoc. She can be reached by email at aschafer@ This article originally appeared on Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter: Manitowoc Noon Rotary names officer, firefighter, citizens of the year

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