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Colorado DHS presents casework award to county worker Miranda

Worth County Board of County Commissioners · April 20, 2026
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Britney Gardner, a county intermediary with the Colorado Department of Human Services, presented a 2025 casework recognition and certificate to county caseworker Miranda for outstanding child-welfare work; colleagues praised Miranda's advocacy and assistance to neighboring counties.

Britney Gardner, a county intermediary with the Colorado Department of Human Services, traveled to the county to present a 2025 casework recognition and certificate to Miranda, a county caseworker, in front of the commissioners and staff.

Gardner introduced herself and described Miranda's nomination, saying Miranda engages families respectfully, finds creative resources for clients, takes extra cases when needed and supports peers in neighboring counties. Gardner presented a certificate and departmental "swag" as a token of recognition; staff and commissioners posed for photos and praised Miranda's work.

Miranda accepted the recognition and quipped that the only thing that "really shakes" her is court, a light moment recorded during the award presentation. The board and staff thanked Miranda and the presenters for the visit and recognition.