Glenn Rollins practices shooting with a new rifle issued to Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputies.Honorees from the 2012 Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Awards Ceremony• Deputy Sheriff of the Year — Glenn Rollins• Investigator of the Year — David Sowder• School Resource Officer of the Year — James Naylor• Corrections Officer of the Year — Terry Jefferies• Civil Process Server of the Year — Chad Young• Court Officer of the Year — Dennis Gertz• Supervisor of the Year — Cpl. Spencer Daniels• Law Enforcement Manager of the Year — Capt. Lenda Clark• Civilian Manager of the Year — Carolyn Catchings• Civilian Employee of the Year — Frances Owen• Reserve Officer of the Year — Steve Carter• Special Recognition for Exemplary Spirit, Character and Dedication — Robert Johnson
For Glenn Rollins, the job never gets old.
“I still like to get out and help people and make a difference,” he said.
The 50-year-old field training officer, donning a dark blue patrol uniform, sat in the back of the Chester Frost Park Pavilion on Thursday evening with his arm resting near his wife, Teresa.
He was one of a dozen Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office employees honored at an annual awards ceremony.