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Board recognizes long-serving county employees; spotlights Sergeant Dylan Alvarez
Summary
The Board honored 25 employees with 25, 30 and 35 years of service and presented an employee spotlight to Sergeant Dylan Alvarez for gang-intervention work in the community.
The Ventura County Board recognized 25 employees for long service milestones (25, 30, 35 years) and highlighted the Sheriff’s Office’s Sergeant Dylan Alvarez during an employee-spotlight presentation. HR Director Danielle Keys and CEO Doctor Johnson described the awardees’ roles across probation, public works, child-support services, health care and other county agencies, noting a combined 680 years of county service among the honorees.
Separately, Chair Gorell and Sheriff praised Sergeant Alvarez’s community-focused work with former gang members and youth in district programs; Alvarez thanked the Board and community. The recognitions were purely ceremonial; no board action required.
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