Officer Fleming receives recognition for DUI efforts
Fife Police Officer Randy Fleming was recognized last Friday night at the annual Tacoma/Pierce County DUI Victim's Information Panel awards ceremony. The panel was established in 1991 and holds an annual Candle Light Vigil to honor victims killed by impaired drivers and to recognize first responders for their efforts to stop impaired driving. Officer Fleming was one of 27 officers from Pierce County that was recognized and is a multiyear recipient. One officer from each police department in the county is recognized along with county deputy's, state troopers and military police. This year special thanks were given to the Tacoma/Pierce County Chaplaincy program for their service to both the citizens and the first responders during times of crisis. Attendance for the event topped 250 and was held in the Performing Arts Center at Columbia Junior High in Fife. Congratulations to Officer Fleming!
Fife Police Officer Randy Fleming was recognized last Friday night at the annual Tacoma/Pierce County DUI Victim's Information Panel awards ceremony. The panel was established in 1991 and holds an annual Candle Light Vigil to honor victims killed by impaired drivers and to recognize first responders for their efforts to stop impaired driving. Officer Fleming was one of 27 officers from Pierce County that was recognized and is a multiyear recipient. One officer from each police department in the county is recognized along with county deputy's, state troopers and military police. This year special thanks were given to the Tacoma/Pierce County Chaplaincy program for their service to both the citizens and the first responders during times of crisis. Attendance for the event topped 250 and was held in the Performing Arts Center at Columbia Junior High in Fife. Congratulations to Officer Fleming! 