City employees were recognized for years of service last week during a luncheon held Dec. 13 at The Center (Bartlesville Community Center). The annual event is sponsored by the City’s Human Resources Department. Employees with 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 years of service with the City of Bartlesville were honored.
“Your employment with the City of Bartlesville matters,” said City Manager Mike Bailey. “It matters because you could have chosen to work anywhere, yet you chose the noble path of civil service. It matters because every one of you are responsible for and dedicated to providing services that contribute to the health, wellness, and public safety of our citizens. I appreciate you, and the City of Bartlesville appreciates you. Thank you for your service.”
Water Plant Superintendent Larry Thompson, left, and Parks Department Maintenance Worker II Billy Miller were honored Tuesday for 40 years of service with the City.
Network Administrator Beth DeGeer was honored for 30 years of service with the City of Bartlesville.
School Resource Officer Korie Plummer was honored for 25 years of service.
From left, Water Plant Electronics Technician Russell Brewer, Librarian Laura Pryce, and IT Director Matt McCoullough were honored for 20 years of service.
From left, Public Works Senior Administrative Assistant Barbara Mumma, Police Department Senior Administrative Assistant Beth Gray, Golf Course Supervisor Russell Tanner, Construction Inspector James Cutler, Golf Course Maintenance Worker I Timothy Huff, and Chief Building Official Trey Yankovich were honored Tuesday for 15 years of service.
From left, Library Assistant Deborah Keim, History Museum Education Coordinator Betty Keim, Police Dispatcher Alison Morris, Police Sgt. Christopher Neal, and Police Sgt. Tyler Diedrich were honored for 10 years of service.
From left, Police Officer Andrew Bailey, Sanitation Driver Mike Benton Human Resources Manager Robin Betts, Police Cpl. Jessica Pitts, Accounts Payable Specialist Julie Brewer, Maintenance Repair Tech I Judd Ernest, Sanitation Collector I Matthew Harry, and Water Plant Operator Chris Tabler were honored for five years of service with the City.