Last Updated on October 7, 2023, 3:50 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The prime minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, extended his heartfelt congratulations to the firefighters who were promoted to various ranks. The Minister of Social Security and National Security shared his appreciation for the officers’ achievements through social media.
On Thursday, October 5, 2023, 15 brave and dedicated firefighters were promoted to various ranks. The promotion ceremony served as a platform for recognizing their unwavering commitment to safeguarding our community. Dr Drew is responsible for managing the national security of the country.
The police and fire services of the country fall under his jurisdiction. Accordingly, Dr Terrance Drew announced the newly promoted officers’ names and the departments they are a part of after their promotions into the various offices.
Meet our Promoted Officers:
Timothy Martin – Acting Deputy Chief Fire Officer
Mavis Whyte Archibald – Divisional Fire Officer
Davron Clarke – Fire Station Officer
Roosevelt Howe – Fire Sub Station Officer II
Caringdaille Hodge – Fire Sub Station Officer II
Tito Rosmond – Fire Sub Station Officer II
Kenneth Dore – Fire Sub Station Officer I
Julio Williams – Fire Sub Station Officer I
Ericson Isaac – Fire Sub Officer
McJulien Isaac – Fire Sub Officer
Kalvis Belle – Fire Sub Officer
Amal Richards – Fire Sub Officer
Desmond Delashley – Fire Sub Officer
Ryan Bloice – Fire Sub Officer
Dr Terrance Drew shared on his social media account that the promotions reflect courage, dedication, and hard work. He added that the team of firefighters have consistently served the nation and its people with pride throughout their careers.
The people of St Kitts and Nevis have also extended their best wishes to the newly promoted officials. Social media users from St Kitts and Nevis shared their best wishes and delight in the officers’ success.
Some of these officials were also family and friends to many social media users who shared their through Dr Terrance Drew’s post.
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