Human Resources News - November 2017

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Congratulations to the New EDGE Public Professional!

The following employees recently completed their foundational courses through EDGE and are eligible for the Public Professional Certificate. They will be awarded their certificates through their department soon.
  • Andrea Bynoe, Human Services
  • Emily Dugger, Water Resources
  • Crystal Grigg, Emergency Services
  • Stacey Hamlett, Water Resources
  • Travis Henry, Water Resources
  • Jimmy Oliver, Parks & Recreation
  • Chelsie Price, Human Services

Promotions

Congratulations to the following employee promoted or moving up through progression August 23.
  • John Cruise, Master Firefighter, Fire
  • April Denny, Meter Supervisor, Water Resources
  • Robert Flood, Youth Counselor, Human Services
  • Gregory Pyton, Master Firefighter, Fire
  • Dominic Thomas, Utility Line Technician, Water Resources

Years of Service

  • 25 Years
    • Loyd D. Johnson, Jr., Building Maintenance Supervisor, Human Services
  • 20 Years
    • Martin Cox, II Casework Supervisor, Human Services
    • Robert G. Turner, Jr., Master Firefighter, Fire
  • 15 Years
    • Robert T. Flynn, PO III, Police
    • Allison E. Johnson, GIS Manager, Information Technology
  • 10 Years
    • Carla L. Christian, Family Services Specialist, Human Services
    • Daniel Allen Davis Network Engineer, Public Safety Police
    • Minnie J. Jones, Custodial Technician, Public Works
  • 5 Years
    • Rodney Gibson, Utility Line Technician III/Stormwater, Water Resources
    • Laken G. Lee, Hourly JS Detention, Human Services
    • Michael M. Pope-Key, Utility Line Technician III/Stormwater, Water Resources
    • Glenda G. Waller, Benefit Programs Specialist II, Human Services

Welcome to the New Hires!

  • Katherine Clement, Parks & Recreation
  • Paul Fitzpatrick, Public Works
  • Geogre Lee, Sheriff
  • Jamal Payne, Police
  • John-Aubrey Stone, Library
  • Stephen Thomas, Sheriff
  • Tracy Fanning, Commonwealth Attorney’s Office
  • Samuel Stump, III, Water Resources
  • Justin Tinsley, Water Resources
  • Carlos Torres, Water Resources
  • Dawn Williams, Human Services

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