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Board recognizes long-serving IT staffer for 25 years of state service
Summary
The board presented a 25-year service award to an IT staff member who began state service in 2001, joined the agency in 2008 and now works in identity and access management on the cybersecurity team. The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the honoree's name (appears as "Tresha Irvine" and later as "Trisha Ervin").
The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board honored a member of its IT staff for 25 years of state service during the June 3 meeting.
The presenter said the honoree began state service in 2001 in the employee security department, worked at the Department of Retirement Systems, and moved to the agency (then the Liquor Control Board) in 2008, later joining the cybersecurity team as an identity and access management specialist. The presenter noted the honoree contributed to the agency's DEIB team and that the service-award certificate in current use was originally created by the honoree during earlier work in the Business Enterprise Division.
The transcript uses inconsistent names for the honoree: early remarks identify the person as "Tresha Irvine" while the presenter introduced "Trisha Ervin" when presenting the award. Because the transcript shows both forms, this report notes the discrepancy rather than choosing one spelling without further verification.
Board members offered brief congratulations; the recognition was ceremonial and no board action followed.
