Chief Milton King's Coronation Medal
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Edson Fire Chief Brad Milton has been honoured with the King’s Coronation Medal.
At a ceremony in Ottawa on December 4th, 2024, Chief Milton was recognized by the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) as an official recipient of King Charles III’s Coronation Medal.
The medal was awarded through the CAFC to members that go to extraordinary and unspoken lengths, timewise, and strategically, to represent the fire service.
On behalf of the residents of Edson, Town Council congratulates Chief Milton on this prestigious honour. His leadership during the 2023 & 2024 fire and flood emergencies was exemplary. In his short time with us he has increased the capacity and built a strong culture within the Edson Fire Service. Congratulations Chief Milton!
-Edson Mayor Kevin Zahara
The Town of Edson recognizes the significance of this award and everything Chief Milton has done for the community since his arrival.
It is with immense pride that I extend congratulations to Chief Milton on receiving this well-deserved honour. Chief Milton has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and dedication, making significant contributions that have resulted in outstanding achievements for both our organization and the community. His commitment to excellence and tireless efforts have truly set a remarkable standard for all of us.
-Edson CAO Christine Beveridge
The King Charles III Coronation Medal is the first Canadian honour to feature the Canadian Royal Crown approved by His Majesty. It symbolizes significant contributions and reflects the profound impact recipients have made to their communities or Canada as a whole.