Firefighter Justin York Honored with Distinguished Service Award
Woodstock Fire Department recognizes Senior Firefighter for drive to improve at annual awards banquet.
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<p><em>Woodstock Community News| Woodstock, GA</em></p><p>The Woodstock Fire Department has honored Senior Firefighter Justin York with the 2025 Distinguished Service Award following this year's Woodstock Awards Banquet. York was selected for the recognition based on his commitment to professional growth and service within the agency.</p><p>The department presented York with a plaque citing his "drive to improve and contribute at a higher level." The award highlights the firefighter's ongoing efforts to enhance his skills and service capabilities for the Woodstock community.</p><p>Department officials publicly congratulated York for "striving to be better" in his role as a Senior Firefighter. The Distinguished Service Award serves as a formal acknowledgment of personnel who demonstrate exceptional dedication to the department's mission.</p>
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