Wright County honors employees with service awards from five to thirty years

The Wright County Board Meeting held on March 4, 2025, highlighted the dedication and service of county employees during a special recognition ceremony. The meeting commenced with an acknowledgment of the hard work and commitment of staff members, emphasizing their contributions to the community.

During the ceremony, several employees were honored for their years of service, categorized into milestones of five, ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five, and thirty years. Notable recipients included Gretchen Gottsacker and Matthew Mossaman from the Sheriff's Department, who received five-year awards, and Sean Tysnick and Marcus Anderson, also from the Sheriff's Office, who were recognized for ten years of service. The ceremony continued with acknowledgments for employees reaching fifteen, twenty, twenty-five, and thirty years, showcasing a strong presence from the Sheriff's Office throughout the awards.

The Chair of the Board expressed gratitude for the employees' dedication, particularly noting the significant representation from the Sheriff's Department in the awards. This recognition not only celebrates individual achievements but also reflects the county's commitment to honoring the hard work of its employees, which ultimately benefits the citizens of Wright County.

The meeting concluded with a collective appreciation for the honorees, reinforcing the importance of employee contributions to the county's operations and community welfare. As Wright County continues to grow, such recognitions serve to motivate and acknowledge the vital roles that public servants play in maintaining the quality of life for residents.