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SEARCHThe securement supplier will honor a special-needs school bus driver for their standout service for the third year in a row. The winner will receive $1,000.
AMF-Bruns will honor a special-needs school bus driver for their standout service for the third year in a row. Pictured center is Freddie Phillips, the winner of last year’s award. Photo courtesy AMF-Bruns
HUDSON, Ohio — Securement supplier AMF-Bruns of America is planning to honor yet another special-needs school bus driver for their standout service.
For its third annual Special-Needs School Bus Driver Of The Year Award, AMF-Bruns said it is looking for a special-needs bus driver who has distinguished themselves through “special accomplishments, meritorious and heroic acts, and innovations to improve their jobs.”
The award winner will receive a $1,000 check, according to the securement supplier.
AMF-Bruns presented its second award to Freddie Phillips, a bus driver for East Baton Rouge (La.) Parish School System, in October. Phillips was honored for his responsibilities as a driver and his role in transporting residents during Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
The enrollment deadline for the award is Aug. 1. For more information, go here.
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