阿拉巴马州长艾维宣布10月28日为全州急救人员日：致敬消防员、执法人员与911调度员
阿拉巴马州蒙哥马利县蒙哥马利市消息：州长凯·艾维（Kay Ivey）10月28日宣布，将2026年10月28日定为阿拉巴马州急救人员日，向全州在危急时刻保护生命财产、服务同胞的急救人员致敬。表彰对象包括消防员、执法人员、急救医疗技术人员、911调度员，以及惩教人员和警犬队伍等公共安全群体。
艾维在声明中说，大多数阿拉巴马人可能永远不会知道是哪位调度员派出了救援、是哪位急救人员在家人熟睡时严阵以待，但当求助电话打来时，人们把一切都托付给他们。她说：「每一身制服背后，都有一个在家等候的家人，而他们却为我们的家庭挺身而出。这是非凡的承诺。」
艾维表示，她在任内与州议会合作加强对急救人员的支持，包括应急装备与培训投入、消防员癌症保障、符合条件的志愿急救人员税收减免、执法人员家属奖学金、惩教人员加薪，以及支持急救医疗队伍、授权为因公受伤警犬提供急救医疗与转运的立法。她呼吁全体阿拉巴马人一起感谢每天服务社区的急救人员。
来源：GSM·美国
Alabama Gov. Ivey Proclaims Oct. 28 First Responders Day, Honoring Firefighters, Law Enforcement and 911 Dispatchers
MONTGOMERY, Montgomery County, Alabama — Gov. Kay Ivey on Oct. 28 proclaimed Oct. 28, 2026, as Alabama First Responders Day, honoring the state's first responders who protect lives and property and serve their fellow Alabamians in moments of crisis. Those honored include firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical technicians, 911 dispatchers, corrections officers and K-9 teams across the public safety community.
In her proclamation, Ivey said most Alabamians will never know the name of the dispatcher who sent help or the responder standing ready while their own family slept, yet when the call for help comes, people entrust everything to them. "Behind every uniform is someone with a family waiting at home, yet they show up for ours. That is an extraordinary commitment," she said.
Ivey said her administration has worked with the state legislature to strengthen support for first responders, including funding for emergency equipment and training, cancer coverage for firefighters, tax relief for qualifying volunteer responders, scholarships for law enforcement families, pay raises for corrections officers, and legislation supporting EMS teams and authorizing emergency care and transport for K-9s injured in the line of duty. She called on all Alabamians to join in thanking the responders who serve their communities every day.
Source: GSM News
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图片来源：图：阿拉巴马州长凯·艾维官方肖像（CC BY-SA 4.0，Wikimedia Commons）。Official portrait of Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons).
