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Tom Green County recognizes long‑serving employees, honors 40‑year library worker
Summary
The court celebrated county employees' years of service, recognizing 30 employees with a combined 345 years of service and honoring Mary Garza for 40 years with the library.
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Tom Green County recognized 30 employees with a combined 345 years of service at the July 28 Commissioners Court meeting, with multiple staff members called forward to receive appreciation and a reception invitation.
Presenter Julie (speaker 4) led the recognition, listing employees across the sheriff’s office, county clerk, district clerk, detention center, library, juvenile probation and other departments. Colleagues singled out Mary Garza, a library worker with 40 years of service, praising her ‘‘attention to detail’’ and noting she is the county’s expert in processing and preserving library materials.
The court invited honorees to a reception after the meeting; no action item was required for the recognition.
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