Officer of the Year:

To be selected to receive this award, an officer must first be nominated by their peers.  The top nominees at the end of the year are then reviewed on criteria such as job knowledge, morale, and professionalism. 

The 2010 Officer of the year was awarded to Officer James Greenham.  Ofc. Greenham has been serving the residents of Perkins Township for two years.

Dispatcher of the Year:

To be selected to receive this award, a dispatcher must first be nominated by their peers.  The top nominees at the end of the year are then reviewed on criteria such as job knowledge, morale, and professionalism.

The 2010 Dispatcher of the year was awarded to Dispatcher Greg Krumnow.  Disp. Krumnow has been serving the residents of Perkins Township for five years.

Community Service Award:

This award is for substance achievement of single or multiple event accomplishments above and beyond the normal call of duty. To be awarded, an individual must complete a minimum total of 12 volunteer hours on a single or multiple events. The length of an event must be not less than two hours. It is to recognize those individuals who have become involved and given of their time and talent; who have worked in a joint effort in supporting activities, events and programs for Perkins Township. This award may be given to any Perkins Township employee who distinguishes him/herself by achievement or service rendered to the community.  This award may be considered providing that the employee’s record has been excellent in performance, attitude and attendance.

The Community Service Award for 2010 was presented to Sgt. Daniel McLaughlin.