Twitchell Technical Products Treats First Responders to
Holiday Dinner
DOTHAN, Alabama, December 21, 2020: While it’s
usually all-business around the Wiregrass Public Safety Center, first
responders were treated to a little Christmas cheer thanks to a local
company. First responders, including law enforcement, firefighters, EMTs
and their families, enjoyed a socially distanced Christmas meal
compliments of Twitchell.
“Twitchell values and appreciates all that Dothan’s Fire and Police
do for businesses and individuals, and the protection they offer,” says
Paul Cleary, Twitchell Technical Products, CEO. “We wanted a way to
thank them for all the training, hard work, long hours and sacrifices
they make every day,” he adds. The Wiregrass Public Safety Center is
poised to have a dynamic, impactful, and socially distanced 2021. With
free programs offered to the public, like the Women’s Safety Initiative,
a firearms course and a career academy for kids, coordinators look
forward to promoting a safer Wiregrass moving forward. For more
information on these programs, visit safewiregrass.org.
“The dinner was fantastic. The first responders and their families
were grateful to Twitchell and their entire team for the support and
recognition of the services that are provided daily to the citizens of
the Wiregrass.” said Jason Wright, WPSC Executive Coordinator. About 50
folks enjoyed dinner according to Wright.
Since 1922, Twitchell Technical Products, LLC has represented quality
in yarns and fabrics across a multitude of industries. Today, they have
grown into a multi-national manufacturer of some of the world’s most
innovative fibers, textiles and coatings. Located in Dothan, their broad
product spectrum ranges from outdoor furniture fabric to exterior
shading and everything in between.
About Wiregrass Public Safety Center The Wiregrass
Public Safety Center is a national model for improving the readiness and
effectiveness of first responders and the safety education of the
general public. The center’s many resources provide law enforcement
officers, firefighters and EMTs an unmatched ability to prepare for the
rising complexity of today’s emergency situations. In addition, a strong
commitment to the community amplifies its impact through instruction and
training opportunities for volunteer responders and other residents. The
center is funded by a partnership of public and private institutions
including the Wiregrass Foundation, City of Dothan and Houston County.
For more information, visit safewiregrass.org.
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