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Blaine County honors long‑time deputies and retires chief deputy prosecutor
Summary
The Board recognized Lt. Jamie Shaw with a Bronze Star Award for 32 years in law enforcement and honored Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Tim Graves on his retirement after 26 years of County service, with a May 7 celebration noted.
The Board of Blaine County Commissioners presented Lieutenant Jamie Shaw of the Sheriff's Office with the Blaine County Sheriff's Office Bronze Star Award in recognition of more than 32 years in law enforcement, including 26 years with the Blaine County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Morgan Ballis introduced the recognition, and commissioners offered remarks acknowledging Shaw’s service and training record.
Commissioners also recognized Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Tim Graves upon his retirement after 26 years serving as the County’s primary legal counsel. Graves was praised for mentorship and steady legal guidance across County functions; a public retirement celebration was scheduled for May 7 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the courthouse.
