This Public Service Recognition Week, I am grateful for Peter Redmon's dedicated service to the U.S. economy!! He and his colleagues at the BEA put the G(reat) in GDP.
I would like to say Thank you to an amazing Public Servant by the name of Paul Deyoung, Register of Deeds For VanBuren County Michigan. He always goes above and beyond in his duties as Register of Deeds. He is always participating and giving time to many organizations and communities that he serves. Paul Deyoung is a true pillar of Civic Duty, and I am proud to acknowledge him on this fantastic week of celebration and recognition. Respectfully Marcos M. Flores, Of Paw Paw Michigan
Pam, Thank you for inspiring me and so many others with your lifetime of service, in uniform while serving in the United States Army and as a tireless civil servant supporting the Department of Agriculture. You are an example for others as you harness idealism while allowing your wisdom to radiate through channels of practicality as you navigate your personal and professional journey. You continue to uplift and inspire. Thank you for all you do to create a symphony of engagement that resonates with excitement and shared celebration for your team.
Hassan Sheikh, It's an honor to extend my deepest gratitude for your dedication and the transformative impact you've made as a public servant. Your commitment to safeguarding public health as a non-partisan expert on public health emergency management in the Congressional Research Service for the Library of Congress is so behind-the-scenes, but I am sure it has shaped and continues to shape bills and policies that ensure the safety of many communities around the country!
Social Security Administration employees in Field Offices, Card Centers, Teleservice Centers, Program Service Centers, and HQ serve the public with compassion and selfless service every day. Thank you SSA employees!
For your heart, time, and dedication to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Your drive to mentor and teach the next generation of servants. Your wiliness to put others in front of your own life.
I would like to thank Ahmad Maaty currently serves as a Senior Economist with the U.S. Department of Justice, developing Federal regulations for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). He worked in a similar regulatory capacity at the U.S. Department of Transportation, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security, including as Acting Chief Economist with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). He also deployed as an Inter-Governmental Affairs Specialist during FEMA emergency responses to disaster declarations in Texas and Puerto Rico. Previously, Ahmad served as a Franklin Fellow with the U.S. Department of State’s Office of U.S. Foreign Assistance Resources, helping craft State and USAID’s economic growth budget and strategy. He also helped introduce data tools to guide assistance as a founding member of the Country Data Analytics team, liaising with the White House National Security Council on bi-lateral investment opportunities. Ahmad first joined State ten years earlier, helping cover the Middle East portfolio before the United Nations Security Council for the U.S. Mission to the United Nations.
I would like to thank Nicole Depillars, Human Resources Recruiter at the City of Flint. She is always professional and willing to patiently share her hiring knowledge with me. Her job isn't a high-profile or flashy one, but she helps me onboard new staff and interns, making a difference in many people's lives. I'd like to thank her for her service.
Thank you to all the Forest Service Engineers and Operators who manage a road system of over 350,000 miles on less than a shoe string budget. We all appreciate it and please hang in there and keep trying.
I want to thank all of the dedicated City of Richmond employees for all of their hard work! Thank you for all that you do!