Public Safety Awards 2019
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Annual Public Safety Awards were held on Wednesday, May 15, 2019 to honor the First Responders, Public Safety Professionals, of Carroll County.
Episodes
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Tammy Lofink Drug and Violence Awareness Expo Presentation
Tammy Lofink, contributing author to Rising Above Addiction, shares the story of how she lost her son to substance abuse and the importance of open discussion and comprehensive education about the dangers of both street and prescription drugs at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Drug and [ . . . ]
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Cortney Spittal, Drug and Violence Awareness Expo Presentation
CVS Pharmacy Supervisor Courtney Spittal shares several somber and hopeful stories of teens affected by substance abuse and explains how pharmacists can be an open support network for people with prescription drug problems at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Drug and Violence Awareness [ . . . ]
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Melanie Anderson - Drug and Violence Expo
Creative entrepreneur Melanie Anderson speaks about the importance and process of living life with intention at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Drug and Violence Awareness Expo.
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Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford, Drug and Violence Awareness Expo Presentation
Keynote speaker Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford. Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford explains Maryland State's position on the current opioid epidemic and expounds upon the steps being taken towards a solution at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Drug and Violence Awareness Expo.
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Glenn Fueston Drug and Violence Awareness Expo Presentation
Executive Director Glenn Fueston of the Maryland Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention discusses the current position of the government on drug-related crime and answers questions about crime and resources in Carroll County at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Drug and [ . . . ]
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Beth Schmidt Drug and Violence Awareness Expo Presentation
Beth Schmidt, member of the Maryland Coalition of Families shares the story of her and her son, Sean, who passed away due to drug overdose. She discusses the need for open discussion and acceptance within families and peers at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Drug and Violence Awareness [ . . . ]
