Towmen Reap Rewards of Awards

Local news sources are publishing the extraordinary efforts for which towmen were recognized at the 33rd annual American Towman Exposition in Baltimore during two key ceremonies: The Order of Towman, which gives honor to towmen for their dedication to the towing trade and service to the community; and The American Towman ACE Award, recognizing the achievement of tow providers for their service performance. 

The Enterprise Press, a Wisconsin community news source, spotlighted tower Daniel S. Dolson of Lodi Shell Inc., as he was pictured being pinned with the Cross of The Order, a Maltese Cross with a unique towing icon sculpted inside. Tap Into Basking Ridge, an online newspaper in New Jersey, highlighted the achievement of Charles A. MacLellan of Value Towing while mentioning their local deputy chief John Sable of the Basking Ridge Fire Company, who nominated MacLellan for the esteemed Order of Towman award, a requirement to receive the award. In the far nothern reaches of Maine, The County headlined "Towing Professionals Earn National Honors," referring to Order of Towman award recipients Mike Nadeau and his father Mark Nadeau, who are pictured standing with one of their trucks at Mark's Towing Service.  The Baynet recognized tower William Merritt of Southern Maryland Towing, Inc., for the American Towman ACE award, given to top service providers as nominated by major motor clubs and dispatch centers. Merritt was pictured standing next to American Towman publisher Dennie Ortiz, holding an originally designed belt buckle, which is awarded to all recipients who receive the ACE award.

As these handful of cases illustrate, towmen and their respective tow companies receive premium publicity as a result of these awards.

Source: hngnews.com

Source: tapinto.netSource: thecounty.me

Source: thebaynet.com