Washington County, MD residents have an opportunity to commemorate individuals who have served in emergency services through the 2025 Emergency Services Memorial Brick Campaign, as announced by the Washington County Office of Emergency Management. This initiative allows for personalized bricks to be inscribed and permanently placed in the Emergency Services Memorial Walk of Honor, a designated area within Hagerstown City Park intended for remembrance and appreciation of emergency responders.
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The campaign offers a lasting method for residents to honor past or present service members and preserve their memories. Each brick can be dedicated to one individual, and a completed order form is necessary for every purchase. The deadline for submitting orders is set for July 1, 2026. Following the installation of the new bricks, an official unveiling ceremony is scheduled to take place during the Remembrance in the Park Ceremony on September 8, 2026. This event will formally introduce the newest additions to the memorial walk, further solidifying its purpose as a place of honor.
This memorial brick initiative serves as a tangible way for the community to acknowledge the commitment and sacrifices made by those in emergency service roles. Residents interested in participating can obtain an order form for brick engraving. For further details or assistance with the ordering process, individuals are encouraged to contact Washington County’s Public Relations and Marketing Department directly by phone at 240-313-2380 or via email at pr@washco-md.net. The campaign underscores the county’s commitment to recognizing the vital contributions of its emergency personnel.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Washington County Government
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