Upon his retirement, County declares Franklin Maynard Day, Nov. 21

  • Fall River County Commissioner Joe Falkenburg, right, presents retiring Emergency Manager Frank Maynard a plaque declaring Franklin Maynard Day on Nov. 21. Maynard has worked for the county for 22 years and 11 months. Emergency Managers plan and direct response or crisis management activities, provide disaster preparedness training, prepare emergency plans and procedures and work with emergency response agencies. Photo by Cathy Nelson/Fall River County Herald Star
    Fall River County Commissioner Joe Falkenburg, right, presents retiring Emergency Manager Frank Maynard a plaque declaring Franklin Maynard Day on Nov. 21. Maynard has worked for the county for 22 years and 11 months. Emergency Managers plan and direct response or crisis management activities, provide disaster preparedness training, prepare emergency plans and procedures and work with emergency response agencies. Photo by Cathy Nelson/Fall River County Herald Star
    HOT SPRINGS – When the Fall River County commissioners met on Thursday, Nov. 21, they honored retiring county Emergency Manager Frank Maynard by designating November 21 as Franklin Maynard Day. He is retiring after 22 years and 11 months of service to the county. He had worked in government for many years prior to starting his position with Fall River County.The proclamation for Maynar...

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