Carroll County Honors Tammy Haines for 30 Years of Dedicated Service

During the recent Board of County Commissioners Open Session on July 17, 2025, a heartfelt tribute was paid to Tammy Haines, who is retiring after 30 years of dedicated service to Carroll County government. The meeting highlighted her significant contributions as an employment services supervisor, where she has played a crucial role in supporting residents through challenging times.

Tammy began her career as a case manager under the Job Training Partnership Act and has since advanced within the organization, consistently taking on greater responsibilities. Her colleagues praised her unwavering commitment and ability to guide citizens through job loss and economic uncertainty with compassion and professionalism. Many noted that she has been a steady presence during transitions within the agency, often stepping up to manage increased caseloads and providing support to both clients and fellow staff members.

Commissioners and colleagues shared personal anecdotes, emphasizing Tammy's impact on the community. They described her as an "unsung hero" who has touched thousands of lives, restoring dignity and hope to those facing unemployment. Her calm demeanor and sharp intellect have made her a role model for both staff and job seekers.

As she prepares for retirement, Tammy expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the citizens of Carroll County, reflecting on the rewarding nature of her career. She is looking forward to new adventures, including an upcoming trip to Maui, marking a new chapter in her life.

The meeting concluded with a collective acknowledgment of Tammy's legacy and the profound difference she has made in the lives of many, leaving behind a strong foundation for future workforce development efforts in Carroll County.