Perry pins Dykes for 20 years of service to PD
Perry Police Capt. Heath Dykes was presented his 20-year service pin. Mayor Jimmy Faircloth, Capt. Dykes, Chief Steve Lynn and Capt. Dykes’ children, Ali Rae and Trevor, and his father Alton Dykes look on as Dykes’ mother, Vickie pins the award on his jacket.
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