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Code of Honor Scholarship Winners Announced

Code of Honor professional development scholarships will help ensure that the I-Codes continue to reflect the consensus view of officials at all levels of government by providing funding to Governmental Member Voting Representatives. The 2010 goal is to provide up to 75 scholarships for both Group A and B.

Code of Honor Scholarship Winners Group A Final Action Hearings \| May 15-23 \| Dallas, Texas
Scholarship	Name	Jurisdiction
Chapter Match	Rian Evitt	San Ramno Valley Fire Protection District
Chapter Match	Valarie Loper	City of North Las Vegas
Chapter Match	Mary Montague	City of Meford
Chapter Match	Michael Pardekooper	City of Pleasant Hill
Chapter Match	Jill Perumean	City of Arcadia
Chapter Match	Robert Rogers	City of West Lake Hills
Chapter Match	Dennis Soles	East Grand Fire Protection District
Chapter Match	Shawn Strausbaugh	Arlington County
Emerging Leader	William Funk, Jr.	Cecil County Government
Emerging Leader	Paul Kowalczyk	City of South Euclid
Emerging Leader	Daniel Nichols	State of New York
Emerging Leader	Paul Tidwell	City of Saratoga Springs
Future Leader	Ben Kramer	Cottonwood Fire Department
Future Leader	David Nolta	Village of Ruidoso
International	Stephen Shows	Cayman Islands Government
Small Town	Patrick Burke	City of Creve Coeur
Small Town	T. Scott Davis	City of Cocoa Florida
Small Town	Kevin Pezzano	Towamencin Township
Small Town	James Snyder	City of Greeneville
Small Town	Dennis Thomas	Park City Municipal
Veteran	Jimmie Deer	City of Fort Smith
Veteran	Wayne Jewell	City of Southfield
Veteran	Gary Lampella	City of Redmond
Veteran	Homer Maiel	City of San Jose
Veteran	Lon McSwain	Mecklenburg County
Veteran	Lynn Niblock	Statesville (Iredell County)
Veteran	Mark Riley	City of Troy
Veteran	James Trussell	Marion County
Veteran	Lynn Underwood	City of Norfolk
Click here for an overview of the Code of Honor Scholarships.