Honored with a Patriot Award in Recognition of His Support of County Employee’s Participation in America’s National Guard and Reserve Force!

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Honored with a Patriot Award in Recognition of His Support of County Employee’s Participation in America’s National Guard and Reserve Force!
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From January 19, 2023 post.

Please help us congratulate Eric Crespin, Deputy Fire Chief of the Doña Ana County Fire & Emergency Services Department, for being honored with a Patriot Award in recognition of his support of county employee’s participation in America’s National Guard and Reserve Force! 

The Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) is a U.S. Department of Defense office that was established in 1972 to foster a culture in which all employers support and value the employment and military service for members of the National Guard and Reserve in the United States. 

Congratulations and thank you, Eric Crespin!

Pictured left to right: Regina Lane (Regional Chair ESGR New Mexico), Eric Crespin (Doña Ana County Deputy Fire Chief), Shannon Cherry (Doña Ana County Fire Chief), Travis Simpson (Doña Ana County Fire Lieutenant), Oscar Telles (Doña Ana County Fire Lieutenant), Arturo Arellano (Doña Ana County Fire Lieutenant), Thomas Ontiveros (Doña Ana County Firefighter), Edgar Piñon (Doña Ana County Fire Lieutenant), Jackson Simpson (Doña Ana County Fire Lieutenant), and PJ Becerra (Doña Ana County Fire Lieutenant). 

U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve #DACfire #HRproud #DACfamily #EmployeeRecognition #PatriotAward

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