Carson City recognizes long-serving sheriff's deputies, fleet and probation staff
The board presented length-of-service awards to Deputy Sheriff Josh Carter (20 years), fleet technician Edgar Henness (10 years) and juvenile probation officer Miguel Lozano (5 years), praising their public service and departmental contributions.
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The Board paused regular business to honor city employees for extended service. Deputy Sheriff Josh Carter was recognized for 20 years at the detention facility and work with pre-release programs; colleagues described him as a steady presence. Edgar Henness, fleet service technician, was honored for 10 years maintaining city vehicles and completing work like an engine replacement in-house. Miguel Lozano received recognition for five years as a juvenile probation officer and his work with youths, gangs and families.
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