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Board honors Paul for 28 years of corrections service

Washtenaw County Board · October 2, 2024
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Summary

The board recognized Paul for 28 years with county corrections, noting training roles, a promotion to sergeant in 2009, later transfer back to corrections officer, a lifesaving award, and appreciation for his service.

The board spent time recognizing Paul, a long-serving corrections employee, for 28 years of service to the county. A committee member outlined his career: training as a corrections officer at Kirtland Community College’s corrections academy, service as a corrections training officer, promotion to corrections sergeant in 2009, and later transfer back to corrections officer where he served until retirement.

The presenter noted Paul received letters of appreciation and a county sheriff's office lifesaving award. Commissioners offered thanks and wished him well in future endeavors.

The item was presented as a ceremonial resolution of appreciation; no formal action beyond the recognition was recorded in the transcript.

No biographical details beyond what was read into the record were provided.