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Chatham County Recognizes Top Employees Including Tiffany Arant and Kenneth Elberg

August 08, 2025 | Chatham County, Georgia


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Chatham County Recognizes Top Employees Including Tiffany Arant and Kenneth Elberg
The Chatham County Commission meeting on August 8 highlighted the impressive qualifications of key team members, showcasing their diverse skills and contributions to the community.

Dr. Harper introduced several notable individuals, beginning with a certified animal control officer and master improv practitioner, who was recognized as the best Chatham County employee by ConnectSavannah in 2020. This acknowledgment underscores the value of dedicated public service in the county.

Tiffany Arant, another standout team member, brings expertise in critical infrastructure protections and is a certified GIS operator. Her background in all hazards management further enhances the county's preparedness for emergencies.

Kenneth Elberg, an amateur radio volunteer examiner and assistant county emergency coordinator for two counties in Southeast Georgia, adds to the team’s robust emergency response capabilities with his extensive IT certifications.

While three team members were absent, their contributions were acknowledged. Nicole Nyinginger is currently on vacation, while Michael Saturnino is deployed with the Coast Guard reserves, highlighting the commitment of county employees both locally and in service to the nation.

This meeting not only celebrated individual achievements but also reinforced the county's dedication to effective governance and community safety through skilled personnel.

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