Levy County FWC officers receive Team of the Year award from Div. of Law Enforcement
Photo courtesy of FWC.
Levy County, Florida - Recently, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers in Levy County received the Division of Law Enforcement’s distinguished 2023 Team of the Year Award. Squad members include Officer Corrie Bell, Officer Hailey Carroll, Officer Landon Smith, Officer Specialist James Fox, Officer Specialist Morgan Willis and Lieutenant BJ Johnston.
“Thanks to the hard work of these officers, thirteen derelict vessels were removed from the Levy County coastline in 2022,” said Col. Roger Young, the newly appointed executive director of the FWC. “The pride they take in protecting the resources cherished by the local community is evident through their actions and professionalism.”
Ranging from one to eighteen years of service with the FWC, this group of officers exemplifies leadership through service. From focused resource operations, boating under the influence enforcement, derelict vessel removal, outreach event participation, and raising money for local charities in events such as the Chiefland Rotary Club Fishing Tournament, their passion and teamwork shines through.
“You know you have a great team when they continuously self-evaluate and strive to improve their work area,” said Capt. Rama Shuster, FWC North Central Region Area Supervisor. “I could not be prouder of the dedication and ownership this team has taken for the residents of Levy County.”