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East Hampton Village Honors First Responders for Lifesaving Actions

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East Hampton Village honored individual paramedics and EMS volunteers for their performance on duty for specific incidents over the past year. EMS Chief Mary Mott, fifth from left, presented several awards along with Fire and EMS Administrator Gerry Turza. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Village honored individual paramedics and EMS volunteers for their performance on duty for specific incidents over the past year. EMS Chief Mary Mott, fifth from left, presented several awards along with Fire and EMS Administrator Gerry Turza. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Village hired two new police officers, Matthew Lush and Anthony Baiardi. Lush, left, was sworn in at the board meeting on Friday, April 25 by Chief Jeffrey Erickson, right.

East Hampton Village hired two new police officers, Matthew Lush and Anthony Baiardi. Lush, left, was sworn in at the board meeting on Friday, April 25 by Chief Jeffrey Erickson, right.

authorJack Motz on Apr 30, 2025
EMS Chief Mary Mott and Fire and EMS Administrator Gerry Turza presented awards to volunteers and workers for acts in the line of duty over the past year at the... more

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