Mecklenburg County names Environmental Services building for Rusty Razzell
Summary
Mecklenburg County announced it has renamed its Environmental Services Building at the Louisa facility on Suttle Avenue in honor of Rusty Razzell, who served 45 years as a county water quality program manager and died last year.
Mecklenburg County announced that it has renamed its Environmental Services Building at the Louisa facility on Suttle Avenue for Rusty Razzell, a longtime county water quality official. An agency official said, "Mecklenburg County has renamed its Environmental Services Building in honor of Rusty Razzell, a dedicated public servant who worked to preserve our waterways."
The agency official said Razzell died last year and noted his lengthy service to the county. "Rusty passed away last year," the official said, and the speaker described Razzell's 45-year career as a water quality program manager and his longstanding commitment to protecting local waterways. The county said the renaming formally recognizes that work.
The announcement did not include a vote tally or additional actions; the transcript records the renaming as a county announcement and a tribute to Razzell's decades of service.
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