A paramedic with the El Paso Fire Department has retired after nearly three decades of service. The paramedic, Dallas Taylor, has completed 29 years with the department. The El Paso Fire Department marked this milestone by presenting Taylor with a commemorative gift.
The gift was a wooden plaque featuring the American flag and other designs. Further details about Taylor's career and retirement celebration are available from the El Paso Fire Department.
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