Girl who called 911 for her father honored

Kelly Rocheleau [email protected]· Dec 2, 2022 · 12:45 PM UTC ·11 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 28 views

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A 6-year-old girl named Alivia Schroeder was honored for her quick thinking in calling 911 when her father needed medical assistance. Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck awarded her an honorary junior deputy sheriff certificate during a ceremony. Alivia's actions are credited with potentially saving her father's life during a medical emergency.

Key facts

▪Alivia Schroeder, 6, called 911 when her father Maison needed medical help.
▪Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck presented Alivia with an honorary junior deputy sheriff certificate.
▪The event took place at the public safety building in Sennett to recognize Alivia's bravery.

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The Citizen · Kelly Rocheleau [email protected]

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Publication time	2022-12-02T07:45:00-05:00
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Alert Featured COMMUNITY Aurelius girl who called 911 for her father honored by Cayuga County sheriff Kelly Rocheleau Dec 2, 2022 Dec 2, 2022 Updated Jul 18, 2025 0 fetch("https://open-api.spot.im/v1/messages-count?spot_id=sp_8SMUx4gj&posts_ids=be0826d5-b1ff-51a0-ab94-99dade83ad38") .then(function(response) { return response.json(); }) .then(function(openWeb) { if (openWeb && openWeb.messages_count) { document.getElementById("openWeb-count-be0826d5-b1ff-51a0-ab94-99dade83ad38-default").innerHTML = openWeb.messages_count['be0826d5-b1ff-51a0-ab94-99dade83ad38']; } }); 1 of 6 Alivia Schroeder, 6, right, sits in the chair of 911 dispatcher McKenna Loerzel, left, with her sister, Layla, at the 911 center at the public safety building in Sennett.

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