Jackson Hole Fire EMS honors service of Chief Redwine and inspectors Postenitz and Steele

Teton County recognized the outstanding service of several dedicated employees during a recent meeting, highlighting their significant contributions to the community. Battalion Chief Matt Redwine was honored for his ten years of service, complemented by an additional decade of volunteer work with Jacksonville Fire EMS. His commitment and positive attitude have made him an invaluable asset during challenging incidents.

Lisa Postenitz, who has also dedicated ten years to the housing department and previously volunteered as a firefighter, was acknowledged for her meticulous work as a fire inspector. Her ability to navigate complex situations and her strong community connections have greatly benefited Teton County.

The meeting also celebrated Battalion Chief Chris Steele for his 15 years of service, beginning as a volunteer with Teton County EMS. His leadership and compassion have played a crucial role in shaping Jackson Hole Fire EMS.

Lastly, Chris Betzinger was recognized for his remarkable 20 years of volunteer service. Known for his problem-solving skills, Betzinger's contributions have been essential to the department's success.

These acknowledgments reflect Teton County's appreciation for the dedication and hard work of its emergency services personnel, underscoring their vital role in the community.