Saturday, November 30, during the Sainte-Barbe ceremonial ceremony on the town hall square, Nicolas Manceau was awarded the firefighters' medal of honor, gold level, rewarding thirty years of service.
It was in March 1994 that the recipient started as a firefighter in the Fougères barracks (Ille-et-Vilaine).
In September 2001, he began his career as a professional firefighter in Laval (Mayenne) before returning to Ille-et-Vilaine to join the Saint-Georges barracks in Rennes. He then quickly transferred to the Channel to join, in September 2007, the CTA (Alert Processing Center) in Saint-Lô where calls to the firefighters go through before joining me in Avranches, in October 2009
says Lieutenant Cyril Romuald, head of the rescue center.
Living in Angey, Nicolas Manceau signed up in 2006 as a volunteer firefighter in Sartilly where he also plays the role of head of guard. “Holding numerous specialties, such as first aid or nautical rescue, Nicolas Manceau does not hesitate to share his knowledge with the rest of the staff, testifies Cyril Romuald. He was also joined by his son Ethan, recruited in 2022.”
Several distinctions were awarded
On the other hand, Juliane Weiler received the distinction of sapper 1re class after having validated all of their training. Sabrina Langlet has been appointed corporal and will be able to serve as team leader.
Christopher Conflant has been appointed chief sergeant, Anthony Moulin is advancing to the rank of adjutant. Thibaut Guibert, who officially supports Cyril Romuald since the 1is April 2024, was appointed lieutenant.
Finally, Patrice Gossé, almost 55 years old, hangs up his helmet after 32 years and six months of commitment. He was made an honorary sergeant.
