Davis County honors dedicated staff including Amy Gould and Cheryl Chee for service excellence

During the recent Davis County Commission meeting, a heartfelt recognition ceremony highlighted the dedication of several county employees, showcasing their contributions to the community. The meeting, held on July 2, 2025, began with a special acknowledgment of Amy Gould from the elections division, who has been praised for her commitment to public service and her positive impact on the workplace. Brian McKenzie, the Davis County Clerk, expressed gratitude for her years of service, noting her transition from key elections work to assisting patrons with services like passport applications and voter registration.

The ceremony continued with tributes to other long-serving employees, including Todd Blanchard from the facilities department, who has dedicated ten years to the county. Several employees from the health administration department were also recognized for their five years of service, including Jesse, who has made significant improvements in environmental health programs, and Sabrina, who has been commended for her meticulous management of clinical functions.

Cheryl Chee, another health department employee, received accolades for her exceptional customer service and dedication to nutrition education, particularly during challenging times like the pandemic. Her efforts in outreach and mobile clinics have made a notable difference in the community.

This monthly tradition not only celebrates individual achievements but also helps residents understand the various services provided by county departments. The recognition of these employees underscores the county's commitment to public service and the importance of teamwork in addressing community needs. As the meeting concluded, the commissioners expressed their hope for continued dedication and service from these valued team members, reinforcing the county's mission to support and uplift its residents.