Washington County is inviting residents to participate in the 2025 Emergency Services Memorial Brick Campaign, a special initiative providing a unique opportunity to commemorate individuals who have dedicated their lives to serving the community. According to the Washington County Office of Emergency Management, the campaign allows individuals to purchase personalized bricks that will become a permanent part of the Emergency Services Memorial Walk of Honor. This dedicated space, located within Hagerstown City Park, is designed to be a place for quiet contemplation, remembrance, and gratitude towards those in emergency services.
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The deadline for submitting orders for these commemorative bricks is fast approaching, with residents needing to place their requests by July 1, 2026. Each brick purchased can feature a single dedication, serving as a distinct tribute to a specific individual. To ensure a smooth process, a completed order form is required for every brick purchased. Following the installation of the newly ordered bricks, an official unveiling ceremony is scheduled to take place during the Remembrance in the Park Ceremony on September 8, 2026. This campaign offers a lasting and meaningful method for recognizing the service, preserving cherished memories, and contributing to a communal space that pays homage to the commitment and sacrifices made by emergency service personnel. Residents can also access the brick engraving order form through a provided link.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Washington County Government
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