Miami Dade County honors Ron McGill for 45 years of dedicated service

The Miami-Dade County Employee Service Award Presentation held on May 1, 2025, celebrated the dedication and contributions of county employees, with a special focus on Ron McGill, who marked an impressive 45 years of service. The event highlighted the importance of employees as the county's greatest asset and recognized their commitment to serving the community.

During the ceremony, officials expressed pride in the achievements of the workforce, emphasizing the collective effort to build a vibrant future for Miami-Dade County. The mayor and county commissioners acknowledged the hard work and loyalty of all employees, reinforcing the message that their contributions are vital to the county's success.

Ron McGill, a prominent figure in the Miami-Dade County Parks and Zoo Miami, received particular recognition for his long-standing service. His work as a photographer and storyteller was celebrated, with colleagues noting his exceptional ability to capture the essence of wildlife through his photography. McGill's contributions extend beyond visual storytelling; he has also played a significant role in granting wishes for children through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, creating lasting memories for families facing challenging circumstances.

Colleagues praised McGill for his passion for conservation and his ability to engage and educate the public about wildlife. His storytelling skills were highlighted as a key aspect of his work, particularly during fundraising events aimed at supporting wildlife conservation efforts.

The ceremony concluded with heartfelt thanks to McGill for his remarkable career and dedication to the community, underscoring the impact of his work on both the county and its residents. The event served as a reminder of the importance of recognizing and celebrating the contributions of public servants in Miami-Dade County.