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Marine Programs Receive Award of Excellence
For Immediate Release
The Oregon State Marine Board honored three counties for Program Administration Excellence during a recent meeting in Bend.
“Clackamas, Josephine and Sherman County ’s marine programs are fine tuned machines because of the people who provide the administrative support duties that keep a program in motion,” said Bill Rydblom, Law Enforcement Manager for the Marine Board. “This award is dedicated to many people; office staff, deputies, supervisors, command staff and the Sheriff of each county. “This award honors marine programs that submit their reports and information to the Marine Board in a timely and accurate manner, and keep the doors of communication open; offering the best they can of themselves,” Rydblom adds.
Other awards announced during the conference include: Most Improved Yearly Program to Marion County; Most Improved Seasonal Program to Crook County; Seasonal Program of the Year to Polk County; Education Award to Marion County; Officer of the Year to Deputy Steve Dangler, Multnomah County; Officer of the Year (Seasonal) to Deputy Roger Pearce, Wasco County; BUII Enforcement to Deputy Paul Vitus, Lane County, Deputy Jimmy Gyllenskog, and Ian Lance, Jackson County, and Deputy David Zahn, Marion County; Trooper of the Year to Senior Trooper Marshall Maher, OSP Oakridge and Trooper Martin Maher, OSP Cottage Grove; Tom Rice Instructor of the Year to Deputy Pete Wood, Douglas County; Special Instructor Award to Senior Trooper Marshall Maher, OSP Oakridge; Manager of the Year to Sergeant Russ Wright, Crook County and Sergeant Tim Steele, Marion County.
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