Honoured: Katy Millard, Kylie Davis and CFA acting chief officer Gavin Thompson.
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The Spirit of CFA Awards were held on Sunday, honouring the outstanding achievements of members across Victoria.
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The awards were presented to CFA members across a variety of categories, ranging from community engagement to innovation, for individuals and teams alike.
The Spirit of CFA Awards recognise significant contributions made by CFA members to both the organisation and their local communities across the state.
CFA chief executive officer Natalie MacDonald said she was pleased to be able to recognise so many people who had made contributions which made a real difference.
“There were many wonderful nominations, which demonstrate the value CFA members give back to the community,” Ms MacDonald said.
Dedication: CFA acting deputy chief officer Glenn Pröbstl, Emma Conway and chief executive officer Natalie MacDonald.
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“Hearing about the accomplishments of our nominees was tremendously humbling. Meeting and recognising our winners confirms the significance of CFA in the community and the principles we stand for.
"While all award winners are deserving of praise, I'd like to give Emma Conway, who received the inaugural excellence in leadership award, a special note. Emma demonstrates exemplary leadership and truly embodies the spirit of CFA.”
CFA acting chief officer Gavin Thompson congratulated the recipients and finalists on their significant contributions and outstanding achievements.
“CFA is incredibly proud of its members and it is great to see our members recognised for their contributions to both our organisation and local communities,” Mr Thompson said.
“Their dedication and effort are essential to assisting us in achieving our mission, which is to protect lives and property.”
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