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County honors two long-serving public servants for decades of service
Summary
Montgomery County recognized Bill Roush for 35 years on the solid waste board and Gail Wright for 46 years of service with the Gateway Area Development District and the Industrial Authority at its Jan. 21 meeting.
The Montgomery County Fiscal Court recognized two long-serving local officials at its Jan. 21 meeting.
Bill Roush was presented with a certificate recognizing 35 years of continuous service to the county, beginning Aug. 15, 1989, as a charter member of the county's solid waste board. Presiding officer thanked Roush for his service and noted his prior work as a high school teacher for 33 years.
Gail Wright was recognized for 46 years of service to Montgomery County, including roles as staff director and director of the Gateway Area Development District and as a member of the county's Industrial Authority. The court invited attendees for photographs following the presentations.
The remarks at the meeting emphasized gratitude for long-term civic service; the transcript does not include biographical details beyond the service lengths and prior roles referenced at the podium.
