Trollinger Law Honors Southern Maryland's 2025 Hometown Heroes

Trollinger Law LLC has announced the recipients of its 2025 Hometown Heroes Awards, celebrating the contributions of first responders in Southern Maryland. This year's honorees include Retired Sgt. Gus Proctor, Lt. Everett West, and Carl Schinner, each recognized for their dedication beyond the call of duty.

Retired Sgt. Gus Proctor, with a 30-year career in law enforcement, has significantly impacted the community through his work with the Special Olympics Maryland and various local organizations. Lt. Everett West, a Marine Corps veteran, has initiated programs like the Kids and Cruisers Car Show to foster community connections. Carl Schinner, with nearly four decades in law enforcement, has led initiatives aimed at enhancing public safety and inclusive policing.

The awards highlight the importance of first responders' roles in not only ensuring public safety but also in building stronger communities. The recognition of these individuals underscores the value of service, leadership, and community engagement in law enforcement.

The winners will be honored at DC United games and during Trollinger Law's First Responders Night at the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs game on September 13. This event serves as a reminder of the critical role first responders play in our lives and the positive changes they bring to our communities.