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Town of Front Royal honors Timmy Fristoe – dedicates building
On August 24, 2020, Interim Town Manager Matt Tederick and Councilman Jake Meza honored Timmy W. Fristoe for his 40 years of service to the Town. Fristoe worked for the Town since April 1980. He started as a Senior Plant Operator for the Wastewater Treatment Plant and was promote up to Manager of the plant in July 2011 which he held until his retirement in April 2020.
The Mayor and the Town Council dedicated the Wastewater Treatment Office Building as the “Timmy W. Fristoe Office Building” in recognition of Mr. Fristoe’s 40 years of service, dedication, and contributions to the Town of Front Royal and the operations of Front Royal Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Fristoe said he enjoyed coming to work everyday. Watch this exclusive Royal Examiner video taken at the ceremony.
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