Wednesday, October 30, 2002
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Wednesday, October 30, 2002 |
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County recognizes service of employees
By CAROLYN
CARY
While the county has grown from a mean average of residents of 8,000, from 1830 to 1970, and has grown from then to 95,000 in 2002, so has the number of county employees. In recognition of the longtime service of its employees, nine were treated to lunch at the Village Café. Honored for 25 years of service were Thomas Nations, deputy sheriff/captain, Sheriff's Department; Tony Parrott, director of the Fayette County Water System; and Pamela Reed, accounting supervisor, Finance Department. Honored for 20 years of service were John Wayne Couch, field service representative, Fayette County Water System; Michael "Allen" McCullough, deputy chief, Fayette County Fire and Emergency Services; A. K. Melear, chief magistrate, Magistrate Court; Scott Milam, deputy sheriff/lieutenant, Sheriff's Department; James Munster, water distribution manager, Fayette County Water System; and James A. White, magistrate, Magistrate Court. A reception at the Fayette County Public Library was given in the afternoon for the 57 employees with at least 5 years of service, 30 employees with 10 years service, and 43 employees with at least 15 years of service. The county currently employs 630 people.
Receiving an award for their service to Fayette County are from left, Jeff McDonald, fleet service, 10 years, and Ed Bomba, fire service, 15 years. Photo/Carolyn Cary.
These employees of the sheriff's department were among those honored by the Fayette County administration. From left, Deborah Hannah, 15 years service, and Belinda McCastle, 10 years service. Photo/Carolyn Cary.
Among Fayette County employees being honored for their service are from left: Charlotte Burns, purchasing, 5 years, Kathy Zeitler, zoning, 5 years, Phyllis Williamson, planning, 15 years, and Deborah Verstraete, permits and inspections, 5 years. Photo/Carolyn Cary.
Fayette County Human Resources Coordinator, Joyce Payne, congratulates county employee Barry Babb, who has been with the sheriff's department for 15 years. Photo/Carolyn Cary.
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