Prineville, Ore. – The Crook County Board of Commissioners moved to recognize approximately two dozen county employees during its regular board meeting for their respective decade or more long service to Crook County. The employees were from all corners of county government, including the public works, fairgrounds, sheriff’s office, district attorney, administration, and more.
The recognition took place during the Board of Commissioner’s regular public meeting on Wednesday morning in which the meeting chambers were packed with county employees and official’s who’s staff were among the individuals being recognized.
“I am so proud to be part of an organization with so many long term employees,” Commissioner Seth Crawford told the Prineville Review. “These individuals, along with the rest of the county employees, are the lifeblood of the organization, ensuring that we can continue to provide the people of Crook County such excellent service.”
Each employee was recognized with a brief overview of their service and role within the county, as well as the positive impacts their service has had for the county and its residents.
Newly selected County Manager Will Van Vactor also told the Prineville Review he was very thankful for the years of service provided by many of the county’s employees.
“I am grateful for all of the long term employees who have committed so many years to serving our organization and community. The job knowledge and experience they bring to the County is invaluable. Their dedication to serving our community is greatly appreciated,” Van Vactor said.
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