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Marin County honors 27 employees as 2025 Employee of the Year class
Summary
The Marin County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution recognizing 27 employees from multiple departments as the 2025 Employee of the Year class, noting the honorees represent a range of services including public safety, health and human services, and public works.
The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Monday adopted a resolution recognizing 27 county employees as the 2025 Employee of the Year class, honoring staff across departments from agriculture inspection to the sheriff’s office.
HR Director Christina Kramer introduced the class and identified honorees including Eric Smith (Inspector III, Agriculture Weights and Measures), Shannon Bell (supervising environmental health specialist, Community Development Agency), Scott Gamba (fire engineer), Deborah Lewis (public defender since 1995) and several others drawn from public works, health and human services, information technology and cultural services.
County Executive Derek thanked the honorees and said the class “represents every corner of the organization” and praised departments for nominating staff who deliver services with “care and integrity.” Supervisor Colbert framed the recognition as part of broader board priorities including housing, equity and climate resilience, and the board applauded the recipients.
The board moved to adopt the ceremonial resolution; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously by voice vote. Afterward, the county arranged a brief photo opportunity for department heads and managers.
The action was ceremonial; no budgetary or policy changes were made. The board then moved to general public comment.
