today I rise to honor Wyoming Highway Patrol Dispatcher Chris McGuire, who served our State for 35 years. Chris handled split-second decisions, juggled multiple emergencies at once, and saved lives on Wyoming's highways. She coordinated responses during snowstorms, rescued stranded motorists, and managed AMBER Alerts, all while training new dispatchers and supporting her colleagues. Dispatching is not a job for everyone. It demands focus, courage, and the ability to stay calm under intense pressure. Chris worked 60-hour weeks, often sacrificing time with her family. Yet, she never wavered in her commitment to keeping our community safe. Public service is more than a job. It is a calling, and Chris inspires all of us who serve and reminds us of the unsung heroes who protect our families every day. Mr. Speaker, Wyoming thanks Chris McGuire for her remarkable career and unwavering service.
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Honoring Wyoming Highway Patrol Dispatcher Chris McGuire for her 35 years of service.
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