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Morrison County recognizes 34—1/2 years of service by jail program worker Tim Bremer
Summary
Board and county staff presented a plaque and spoke in tribute to Tim Bremer, who will retire after more than 34 years in county service and recent work on jail programming and rec programs.
Morrison County commissioners and staff formally recognized Tim Bremer for more than 34 years of county service and presented him with a plaque ahead of his retirement.
Why it matters: speakers said Bremer—s long tenure and jail programming work have affected staff and incarcerated residents, including rec programs and faith‑based initiatives in the jail, and colleagues described him as a consistently supportive presence.
Sherry (county staff) told the board that Bremer notified the county in January of his intention to retire and praised his work ethic: "He's given a 110% throughout his whole career. He'll give a 110% until he actually retires," she said. The board and county leaders described Bremer as a "go‑to" employee who helped staff and inmates and ran jail programming for the last eight years.
Bremer spoke briefly, thanked coworkers and the board for supporting his rec program efforts, and noted he plans to spend time with family in retirement. The plaque presented to Bremer read in part: "Thank you for your dedicated service and for making Morrison County a place that our residents are proud to call [home]."
Less critical details: presenters noted community recognition would likely have been larger if scheduling allowed more staff to attend. Commissioners and staff offered personal remarks about Bremer—s sense of humor, faith, and mentorship.
