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Davidson County recognizes dozens of employees for service milestones; announces two retirements
Summary
County leaders recognized employees reaching service milestones from five to 40 years across multiple departments and announced two retirements: Tanya Hensley (library, 31+ years) and Lisa Hunt (finance, 11+ years). The ceremony included departmental groupings and refreshments.
Commissioners and county staff recognized employees who reached service milestones ranging from five to 40 years at the meeting.
A county official (identified in the transcript as County Manager Smith) and other staff called names by department and year of service. The county recognized employees from emergency medical services, the health department, integrated solid waste, library, public works, recreation, register of deeds, senior services, the sheriff's department, social services, the tax department and transportation, among others. The county noted two employees retiring this month: Tanya Hensley of the library, with more than 31 years of service, and Lisa Hunt of the finance department, with more than 11 years of service.
The presentation included instructions for recipients to collect plaques and refreshments after the ceremony and a note that department heads could collect unclaimed plaques later. The board paused other business to present the recognitions and then returned to committee and agenda items.
