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Griffin honors wastewater operator Jenna Evans and proclaims Retired Educators Day
Summary
The board presented a "Strongest Link in the Chain" award to wastewater operator Jenna Evans for her work supporting the wastewater lab and issued a proclamation designating Nov. 3, 2024 as Retired Educators Day; Anne Clark accepted the proclamation.
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The City of Griffin Board of Commissioners used part of its Nov. 12 agenda to recognize local service and education.
Brandon Lewis, the city’s Water/Wastewater director, recognized wastewater operator Jenna Evans as the October 2024 "Strongest Link in the Chain" award recipient. Lewis said Evans, who has been with the department three years, stepped into the lab-manager duties for a period to maintain the industrial pre-treatment program and ensured compliance while staff shortages persisted. Evans accepted congratulations and thanked attendees.
The board also presented a proclamation designating Nov. 3, 2024 as Retired Educators Day in Griffin, citing the governor's statewide proclamation and noting the volunteer contributions of retired educators; Anne Clark accepted the proclamation and thanked the board.
The recognitions were ceremonial and no formal policy actions resulted from these presentations.

