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Phenix City honors employees for decades of service; corporal recalls 25-year career
Summary
At its early-August meeting the Phenix City Council publicly recognized multiple city employees for service milestones, including Corporal Michael Harrison’s 25 years; Harrison, a lifelong resident, thanked colleagues and family.
The Phenix City Council opened its first meeting in August by recognizing city employees who reached service milestones in August. Council members and staff named utility workers, office staff and public-safety personnel and presented public thanks to each honoree.
Corporal Michael Harrison, identified during the recognition as having 25 years with the department, spoke briefly about his career. "I grew up here in Eaton City my whole life. 52 year old, born here, went to school here, raised here, and got the opportunity to work for the city for 25 years," he said, thanking colleagues and family. The council also acknowledged Angela Harrison (25 years, office manager), William Threats (5 years, utilities) and several police and fire staff named by the clerk and presenters.
Council leadership and staff framed the recognition as part of ongoing civic appreciation and encouraged continued community support for youth programs and city services. The council closed the recognition portion by urging residents to participate in and support local recreation and mentorship programs.
