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Crook County swears in new corrections deputy; recognizes long‑serving employees
Summary
Sheriff John Dalton swore in a new corrections deputy, Alexander (Azimito/Acevedo). Commissioners also recognized multiple employees for 20–35 years of county service and announced quarterly recognition starting March 2025.
Sheriff John Dalton administered the oath of office and appointed Alexander (name appears in the transcript as both Azimito and Acevedo) as a corrections deputy for the Crook County Sheriff’s Office in a brief public swearing‑in ceremony. The new deputy introduced family members in the audience and accepted a ceremonial challenge coin and remarks from the sheriff.
Later in the meeting the board honored a group of long‑tenured employees, recognizing service milestones ranging from 20 to 35 years. Officials named multiple honorees, including Mike McGrew (35 years, juvenile services), Cass Raymond (30 years, road department), Julie Lancaster (25 years, community development) and others from the sheriff’s office, road department, library, assessor’s office, finance, community development and probation and parole. County staff said they plan to hold quarterly recognition events beginning March 2025.
The board briefly paused for photos and informal remarks. Commissioners thanked staff members for their service and encouraged colleagues and the public to acknowledge the honorees.
