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Lassen County Board recognizes long-serving employees and approves retirement proclamations
Summary
The board presented a 10-year service certificate to a county employee named Brandon and read resolutions honoring long-serving employees including Craig Hemphill (27 years) and approved a retirement proclamation for Michelle; the proclamation motion passed unanimously.
The Lassen County Board of Supervisors used part of its meeting to recognize county employees and approve proclamations honoring long service. The board presented a certificate to an employee identified as Brandon for 10 years of service, with supervisors and department leaders recounting his work in juvenile services and probation and congratulating him on his promotion to program services manager.
The board also read and adopted proclamations recognizing retirements. A retirement proclamation for "Michelle," described in the record as assistant director of Public Works Solid Waste who began service in 2016 and previously worked in maternal-child and adolescent health programs, was moved, seconded and approved (the board recorded the motion and voted 'aye'). Separately, the board read a resolution commending Craig Hemphill for 27 years and 2 months of service, citing his work on permits and departmental mentorship; colleagues shared personal remarks and thanked Hemphill for his service.
Supervisors praised employees' dedication and described the retirements as a loss to county administration while wishing the retirees well. The board took the recognitions and proclamations as ceremonial actions and did not attach programmatic directives to the votes.
