The Military Fire Brigade of the State of Ceará (CBMCE) has commemorated the 21st anniversary of its Ombudsman’s Office with a ceremony held on February 5th.
The event, which took place in the General Command auditorium, was attended by authorities, military personnel, and employees, all gathered to celebrate over two decades of contributions towards transparency and efficiency within the corporation.
The ceremony’s honor table featured distinguished personalities, including the General Commander, José Claudio Barreto de Sousa, and the CBMCE Ombudsman, Lieutenant Colonel José Edir Paixão de Sousa.
Their presence underscored the importance of the Ombudsman’s Office in the organization’s history and its future.
During the ceremony, special recognition was given to units and individuals who have made significant contributions to the CBMCE Ombudsman’s Office over the past year.
The CBMCE Military College, the Engineering Command, and the Search and Rescue Battalion were honored as the three most praised units of 2023, receiving plaques for their achievements.
Additionally, military personnel and civil authorities who played pivotal roles in the Ombudsman’s Office’s work throughout the year were also awarded.
General Commander José Claudio Barreto de Sousa expressed his appreciation for the collective efforts that have led to the success of the Ombudsman’s Office, emphasizing a continued commitment to excellence and transparency in the years to come.
A highlight of the event was the unveiling of a book detailing the history, structure, and operations of the CBMCE Ombudsman’s Office.
This publication, which includes chapters on military ombudsman strategies and communication within the office, celebrates the legacy and achievements of the past 21 years.
The book honors the authors and organizers who have dedicated their efforts to documenting the significant work of the Ombudsman’s Office.
The 21st anniversary celebration of the CBMCE Ombudsman’s Office highlights the essential role of transparency and accountability mechanisms within military and public service institutions.
The recognition of units and individuals for their contributions reflects the value of dedication and excellence in fostering a culture of continuous improvement and public trust.
The launch of a book chronicling the Ombudsman’s Office’s evolution underscores the importance of documenting institutional history and sharing best practices.
