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Weber County Commission recognizes employees across departments in July awards
Summary
The Weber County Commission honored six staff members during a July recognition segment, citing service to the public, leadership in animal services, and professional development in elections and juvenile services.
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The Weber County Commission opened a July recognition segment to honor outstanding employees across county departments. Chair announced the initiative, saying, "July is winning in Weber month, and we'd like to celebrate some of our outstanding employees here at Weber County." The segment highlighted recipients from the justice center, elections office, animal services and the commission office.
The awards singled out specific examples of public service and professional growth. The Above and Beyond award went to Kathy Black, a clinical coordinator at the Weber Morgan Children's Justice Center; the Leadership award went to Siri Maine of county animal/bridal services; the Learning Is Power award went to Stacy Cornell in the elections office; the Rising Star award went to Billie Hatch, also at elections; and the Service Star award went to Shelley Hallisey, credited for decades of work supporting county operations and the Grama program. The commission offered congratulations to all recipients and closed the recognition segment.

