Appreciation Event
This years honouree's:
2007 Law Enforcement Recognition Award
Detective Constable Tammy Plummer – Ontario Provincial Police
[Top Photo] Howard Yin, owner of The Greens At Renton is pictured left accepting the “Bill Courtnage Memorial Award” from Gord Little, Chairperson for Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg
[Bottom Photo] Pictured with Crime Stoppers Chairperson Gord Little (centre) are CD 98.9 FM’s Station Manager Blair Daggett (left) and CD 98.9 FM’s morning show host Gerry Hamill (right) accepting the “Tom Stackhouse Memorial Award” at the program’s appreciation due in April.
Starting her career in policing in 1992, Detective Constable Tammy Plummer has worked in various avenues of the Ontario Provincial Police including general patrols, traffic enforcement and has also served with the identification and crime units of the OPP. Through this officer’s dedicated efforts to investigate anonymous tips, thousands of dollars worth of drugs have been taken off the streets. In the past, Detective Constable Plummer has also been presented with a Commissioner’s Citation Award for Bravery and the Ontario Women in Law Enforcement Award for Valour.
2007 Bill Courtnage Memorial Award
Howard Yin, Owner, The Greens At Renton
Not only recognized for this financial support of the Crime Stoppers program, Howard Yin was also presented with this prestigious award because of his past service on the program’s board of directors. Originally from the Waterford area and current owner of the Greens At Renton, Yin works tirelessly to better his community by promoting the Crime Stoppers program and raising thousands of dollars to help in the fight against crime. He also works hard to support a number of other organizations in the area making Norfolk a better place to live.
2007 Tom Stackhouse Memorial Award
CD 98.9 FM
CD 98.9 FM has gone above and beyond for Crime Stoppers not only in 2007, but since the program’s inception 20 years ago. The station has supported numerous Crime Stoppers events over the years including all of Crime Stoppers’ fundraisers and hundreds of dollars each month are dedicated to promoting CS as they work to educate the public about our crime fighting team on a daily basis. It is because of CD 98.9 FM’s commitment that the public has a better understanding of how the program works and how individuals can participate to help make their community safer. The support of CD 98.9 FM has not only been shown to the Crime Stoppers program, but because of the station’s community based focus, many other programs have been able to flourish in the area as well.
Also Recognized:
Dunnville Chronicle
Grand River Sachem
Haldimand Press
The Hub
Lakeshore Shopper
London Free Press
Port Dover Maple Leaf
Port Rowan Good News
Simcoe Reformer
CD 98.9
CKOT
The Moose
Tillsonburg News
CH News
Rogers Cable
Nor-Del Cable
O.P.P., Norfolk County Detachment
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Xtra Convenience, Port Dover
Ministry of Natural Resources
Ontario Works
Millard, Rouse & Rosebrugh
KWIC Internet
Peller Estates Winery
Erie Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Kwic Kopy, Tillsonburg
Carman’s Foto Source, Simcoe
Bell World
Paul Davis Systems
Scotiabank
Carstar Collision Pro
Blue Star Ford
North Waterloo Farmers Mutual
The Economical Group
Pilot Insurance
Central Erie& Haldimand Insurance Brokers Associtions
Kelsey’s, Tillsonburg & Simcoe
Haldimand Insurance Brokers
Norfolk Mutual Insurance Company
Pictured left is Ontario Provincial Police Deputy Commissioner Chris Lewis with Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg Chairperson Gord Little.
Every year Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg invites their key partners to an event of appreciation and recognition. Members of the business community, media outlets, police and other investigative agencies, volunteers and individual supporters gather to be recognized for their contributions.
These key partners help Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg achieve the amazing statistics and ultimately help fight crime in the community through their strong, continued support of the program. This year’s event not only recognized the great contributions of these supporters, but it also helped celebrate the crime fighting program’s 20th anniversary.
The annual Bill Courtnage Memorial Award, Law Enforcement Recognition Award and Tom Stackhouse Memorial Award are also presented at this time to people who have made outstanding contributions to Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg in the previous year.
