DOVER — George & Lynch employees and Associated Builders and Contractors, Delaware, presented treats to volunteer firehouses in Rehoboth Beach, Gumboro and Little Creek on Oct. 28 to commemorate National First Responders Day.

“It’s pretty awesome to honor those who run into danger to protect us,” said Leonard J. Brooks Jr., vice president, George & Lynch Inc.

G&L and ABC were joined in Rehoboth Beach by state Sen. Ernie Lopez, 6th District Republican, and state Rep. William J. Carson Jr., 28th District, in Little Creek. Rep. Carson provided a proclamation recognizing National First Responders Day.

G&L’s Alex Brown, Patrick DiMichele, Lisa Hearin, Rhiannon Harper, Rick Stoops, Anthony Taddeo and Christopher Baker, the company’s president and CEO, visited with first responders and dropped off the treats and gift bags put together by Mary Reed.

George & Lynch, a 99-year-old company based in Dover, is Delmarva’s leading infrastructure contractor, building roads, bridges and underground utilities.

Associated Builders and Contractors is a national trade association representing more than 21,000 contractors, subcontractors and material suppliers across the country. Mr. Baker is the ABC Delaware chairman for 2022.