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Peoria Fire-Medical Department engineer reaches milestone

Posted 8/14/20

A Peoria Fire-Medical Department engineer has reached a milestone in his career.

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Peoria Fire-Medical Department engineer reaches milestone

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A Peoria Fire-Medical Department engineer has reached a milestone in his career.

This week Bill Walp received his 35 years of service plaque.

Those years don’t include when he served as a volunteer firefighter for the department. He also served as a volunteer firefighter in Pompton Lakes, New Jersey.

Mr. Walp only has 18 months left with the Peoria Fire-Medical Department before retirement.

Officials thanked him for his 35 years of service, as well as wished him good luck and good health finishing his journey with the department.