Peter Mill receives OAM

Thursday, 31 January, 2013

Sergeant Peter Bertram Mill of Mordialloc, Vic, has been recognised by the community with a Medal of the Order of Australia.

Mill is a current member of the Victoria Police who spent many years at the RED workshops initially working on the 64 block UHF system upgrade.

For the last 15 years he has been an operational member as a station sergeant in the southern suburbs.

Mill volunteers for St John Ambulance and has been a driving force in managing/engineering the organisation’s radio systems across Victoria and also other states.

He spends time solving the St John issues of spectrum management, site location and engineering, maintenance and ongoing fleet support including control room design and operations.

Mill has also secured a lot of ex-police radio equipment officially and reworked it for application issues for volunteers.

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