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Jackson County honors Rogue Retreat worker Steve Ennis with Community Service Award
Summary
At the Feb. 25 Jackson County Board of Commissioners meeting, Commissioners Rick Dyer and Randy Sparacino presented a Community Service Award to Steve Ennis of Rogue Retreat; Executive Director Sam Engel praised Ennis’s effectiveness and collaborative work with people who have experienced homelessness.
At its Feb. 25 regular meeting, the Jackson County Board of Commissioners presented the Community Service Award to Steve Ennis of Rogue Retreat.
Commissioner Rick Dyer introduced Ennis and read the award citation, and Commissioner Randy Sparacino presented the award. Sam Engel, executive director of Rogue Retreat, told the board it "is a rare pleasure to work with someone as effective, caring, and enjoyable to collaborate with," praising Ennis’s contributions. Ennis accepted the award and said he was deeply honored, noting the importance of working alongside people who have experienced the challenges Rogue Retreat serves.
The minutes record the presentation and brief remarks but do not include additional program details, award criteria, or follow-up actions.
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