By Zoila Palma: The National Fire Service (NFS) has recognized 27 officers for their years of dedicated service in protecting lives, safeguarding property and responding to emergencies across Belize.
The awards ceremony was held in Belize City on October 16, 2026, under the Ministry of the Public Service, Disaster Risk Management and Enterprise.
The ceremony celebrated the commitment and contributions of officers who have dedicated years of their careers to public safety and supporting communities during emergencies. Their service reflects the important role the NFS plays in providing emergency response services and protecting Belizeans throughout the country.
Among those recognized were Assistant Divisional Officer Kenneth Mortis and Station Officer Brenton Gentle, who each completed 30 years of service. Retired Station Officer Miguel Medina was also honoured for completing 20 years of service. Their years of experience and dedication highlight the commitment required to serve in the National Fire Service.
Minister of the Public Service, Disaster Risk Management and Enterprise, Henry Charles Usher, emphasized the importance of recognizing officers who have devoted their careers to serving and protecting the people of Belize. “Today, we honour not only the years these officers have given, but also the important contribution they have made to our nation,” Usher said.
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