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St. Clair County Commission ratifies retirement resolution for longtime engineer Dan Dy
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The St. Clair County Commission on May 26 ratified a resolution honoring county engineer Dan Dy for more than three decades of service and acknowledged his retirement effective June 1, 2026.
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The St. Clair County Commission ratified Resolution 2026‑29 on May 26 recognizing county engineer Dan Dy for more than 34 years of service and congratulating him on his retirement effective June 1, 2026. Commissioners praised Dy’s work securing grants, ensuring federal compliance for road projects and mentoring county staff.
"We've been fortunate in this county to have Dan as our engineer for the last many years," Commissioner Joey Stevens said, thanking Dy for his service. Chair Stan Bon read biographical details from the resolution, noting Dy’s April 1, 1992 start date with the county transportation department and the role he played in maintaining eligibility for federal funding.
The resolution, read aloud during the meeting, lists accomplishments and expresses the commission’s appreciation; commissioners emphasized continuity and support for incoming engineer Clay Pools. Clay was introduced during the engineer’s report as taking on regular duties after Dy’s departure. The commission also offered public commendations for Dy’s grant work and attention to road‑safety mandates.
The commission ratified the resolution by voice vote; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript. Dy’s retirement is scheduled for June 1, 2026, and commissioners said they will continue to work with staff during the transition.
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